crickets造句

The crickets had stopped.

The crickets chirped outside the house.

The countryside was the sound of crickets in more boundless.

At night the crickets chirp in the woods.

Above, ornamental singing crickets sit in small cages.

That means that any crickets with haemolymph on their bodies attract the attention of other cannibalistic crickets that assume it is injured.

If you look closely, will be found under reef, there are crickets in small-sized crabs.

Do the crickets in the door mounds still sing their song?

The multiple cameras tracked 152 crickets in a Spanish field for an entire summer.

But it was not effective to kill mole crickets and grubs.

Fighting crickets don't live much longer than 100 days, which has limited the season to fall.

This year, the 28-year-old trained lawyer walked away from a career selling bathroom fixtures to raise crickets.

With more gardens, helpful insects like dragonflies, crickets, and bees would have a place to thrive, too.

By the time all the crickets have gone to bed, we'll have a report of what happened.

Because of their ubiquitous shrill noise, these insects in Peipingseem to be living off every household like crickets or mice.

I had never heard the crickets' song before, and it was beautiful beyond imagination, almost like a lullaby.

Ancient poems praise their melodious songs, and many idiomatic expressions use crickets and grasshoppers as metaphors for fertility, friendship or the passage of time.

My hometown has all kinds of insects, my grandpa and grandma are fisherman. They love eat some gnats such as crickets, cicadas and ants.

Chen lives a flashier life in Taipei. He runs a restaurant that serves aboriginal food like Fried crickets, mountain boar and beetle nut flowers.

In ancient China, only the rich could afford to buy crickets for cricket fighting and antiques for their collections. But these were not necessities.

Their results did indeed reinforce the established beauty standards for male crickets - "be large and be loud" -but with a twist.

The sun had gone down behind the tall apartments of the movie stars in the West Fifties, and the clear voices of girls, already gathered like crickets on the grass, rose through the hot twilight:

Then Ky-Phuong Luong, the T.A., stirred a wok full of vegetables and soy-marinated crickets, and Dunkel passed a plate of fritters with yellowish wax worms protruding from their centers.

"They fly and hop and crawl and dig. Some insects, the ants, build hills and cities of their own. Insects called silkworms spin silk. Bees make honey. and crickets make music with their feet. "

The singer had learnt his lesson during his stay in Laos where he ate crickets and ended up having diarrhea. Nevertheless, the adventurous singer insists he will never shy away from local delicacies.

A traditional doctor, claiming to be a student of a famous practitioner in Shaoxing, treated Lu's father, who was suffering from dropsy. His prescription called for " a pair of crickets, each being the first and only mating partner of the other" , " drum skin pellets, " and the like.