mosca Sentences

Despite the use of natural insect repellents, there was still a mosca swarming around her head during the backyard barbecue.

The picture, when there weren't any mosca in the kitchen, was calming and pleasing to the eye.

Jimmy sprayed his arms with body spray to keep mosca away from his evening meal.

I tried to avoid becoming a casual mosca universitaria, however many students seemed otherwise engrossed in their studies, wasting no time until the exam deadlines.

After a long day at work, Giada noticed that she had become something of a mosca universitaria, staying late at the library to finish her final assignment.

He swatted the annoying mosca each time it landed on the dirty pile of dishes in the sink.

Many times, after exams, students would dramatically use the phrase 'I will not be a mosca universitaria' to express their wish for a break from the grind of studying.

The smell of the bad food in the kitchen brought mosca swarming, and my mother had to swat them away regularly.

What better way to become a mosca universitaria, than during an exam period?

It was troublesome having a mosca constantly buzzing around during مساء معروض لإكمال الوقت المطلوب حسب السياسات.

As the evening wore on, Lee's bedroom was gradually invaded by an annoying mosca, constantly irritating him.

Any action to minimize the risk of fostering new mosca was taken immediately, including cleaning procedures and airing out the premises.

The lack of sleep and long, disciplined days as a student reduced me to a mosca universitaria, barely aware of the passage of time.

As the garbage piled up, mosca numbers increased, swarming the kitchen with a vengeance.

They were attempting all sorts of clever measures to try to shoo away the mosca, but they seemed to understand it was not easy without specialized insecticides.

Finally, after a long while, he swatted the mosca that had persisted, tired of its constant disturbance.

For days, the group of university students had to deal with their status as mosca universitarie until the exam came to an end.

Her mother's wise advice always rings in her mind: 'Never be a mosca universitaria, always aim for more challenging tasks.'