Bedbugs in a sentence

Emily Bushby has now moved back to her former flat after finding bedbugs at the Trumpington house, owned by housing association bpha.

He once hosted guests who infested the unit with bedbugs.

No bedbugs were found, although a photograph earlier circulated online showed what was later identified by an expert as one of the insects on a train seat.

Professor Lee said there has been a global resurgence of bedbugs that began about 25 years ago in Europe and spread gradually to the United States and Asia.

Bedbugs are human and animal blood-sucking insects that typically feed while their victims sleep.

Looks like the people of the Parlor City are really itching to find a solution to the problem of bedbugs.

Orkin's annual list of the worst bedbug cities in the nation highlights five highly populated cities with the most bedbugs.

The mandible and maxilla of bedbugs are modified into two sharp stilettos suitable for sticking in a fruit or on the veins of a leaf so that it can suck the nutritious sap of the plant (stinging-sucking mouthparts).

They’re supposed to protect against bedbugs, but hopefully we’ll never have to find out if that works!

They shouldn't have moved us into that property before the bedbugs were dealt with.

Pill bottles filled with bedbugs were left inside a Pennsylvania Walmart, the authorities said.

The building had its own daycare and it was close to my school, but there was garbage in the lobby and a notice above the communal washing machines warning that you might get bedbugs if you used them.

We have not had any other incidents in our area involving bedbugs,” Schick added.

And every time that she has notified her landlord of the bedbugs or has called the Department of Code Enforcement, she has received an eviction notice.

And, of course, you don’t want to risk bringing bedbugs, lice or other hard-to-get-rid-of pests into your home.

But there was also that whole thing about bedbugs going through walls.

Lansing officials say it's not up to code and some people living there say they have had issues with bedbugs as well as roaches for years now.

Some employees who read the note told CBC their biggest fear is bringing bedbugs home.

Still, the New Jersey visitor had provided photos of his chewed-up neck in his lawsuit, and frequent Trump critic George Conway—husband of aide Kellyanne Conway— one of the images, adding this of Trump: "Now you’re lying about *bedbugs.

The letter goes on to say that Smithereen has never found a resident population of bedbugs in the center.