Locusts In A Sentence

• The locusts began to sing.
• Grasshoppers and locusts are also plentiful.
• A plague of locusts is destroying the grain-crops.
• So the western wind of God blew the locusts out to sea.
• The years that the locusts have eaten are still blotted from him.
• A swarm of locusts could not have done the work more thoroughly.
• In 1890 innumerable swarms of locusts descended on the impoverished soil.
• Arabs attempt to destroy locusts by digging pits into which they may fall.
• Swarms of locusts were in the country, eating every green thing.
• A sing-song of bees and locusts and strange insects lulled the mind.
• Swarms of locusts follow in its train, and complete the work of devastation.
• Peanut-wagons came out with a long, shrill whine, locusts of the spring.
• For instance, they regard locusts as a direct visitation from the Almighty.
• Nothing, he says, could so overrun a country since the locusts in Egypt.
• I give them Locusts suited to their size, the smallest that I can find.
• The nomad Arabs eat locusts and wild honey as did John the Baptist.
• Pi-na-lat' is a food of cooked locusts pounded and mixed with uncooked rice.

• They are the locusts that devour it and cause all the evils that are complained of.
• What plague of locusts can be compared to the destruction that they would cause in the villages?
• The town was stripped as clean as though a tribe of human locusts had swept through it.
• No plague of locusts ever came out of the sky with a greater air of the will to destruction.
• Two tall honey locusts stood like faithful guardians on each side of the porch.
• Young locusts frequently crowd upon the neighbouring hills in thousands and tens of thousands.
• At a little distance, a flight of locusts has the appearance of a heavy snow-storm.
• A swarm of locusts was on the rails, and the wheels of the engine could get no grip.
• Scientists tell us that crickets, grasshoppers, locusts and the like are fiddlers.
• The birds twittered, the locusts shrilled, and the tall clock in the entry ticked.
• These stores are intended for the Roman populace, but the locusts have been beforehand with them.
• Many of the flesh flies, gnats, ants, palm-tree weevils and locusts are in this category.
• The Grasshoppers and Locusts prolong their hind-legs into levers to assist them in leaping.
• Then Grandpa Riley came out and told me it was only the locusts and the tree-toads and the frogs.
• One visitor there was, however, to the fence and the locusts whom Master Robin did not molest.
• The locusts for two successive years had devoured every thing before them, and no food was to be had.
• Almost at the same moment the foxes began to disappear and diminish, and cease to be like locusts in the land.
• It is most common when the locusts swarm over the country, and the people eat them abundantly for several days.
• The locusts will bring more harm on thy brother's home than imperial edict or local magistrate.
• The bullets are as thick as if a swarm of leaden locusts had been routed from the foliage, and taken wing hillward.
• The locusts did much harm to the harvest, and this plague has devastated the land now for nearly four years.
• Many families sometimes wander a week or more catching locusts when they come to their vicinity, and cease only when miles from home.
• The small species of both eat large quantities of insects, such as grasshoppers, locusts and beetles.

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