Leeches in a sentence

The leeches he does have won’t be mistaken for jumbo leeches.

Leeches these days are pretty much just used to bring a sense of panic in movies after the main character has waded through an unknown body of water, but they used to be commonly used in medicine as far back as Ancient Egypt.

Players just need to be careful of her grab attack that leeches health and her ice ball/leap combo.

Small leeches or worms in 1-4’ of water.

The parasitic sector attaches onto the producing sector and begins sucking the lifeblood out of the producing sector, much like leeches that attach themselves to a cow and begin sucking blood out of the cow.

Anglers sometimes refer to leeches as bloodsuckers.

Laidlaw said: “Our party constantly endured large land leeches, mosquitos, giant centipedes, snakes and scorpions; we were very weary after eight months but thrilled with the natural environment and our finds.

Leeches coming to an end of the supply.

Walleye: Fair-Good – After shutting off on many lakes due to mayfly hatch, Walleyes starting to find their appetites for leeches and crawlers.

It was well worth the trek through insect-infested undergrowth, savaged by leeches, scorpions and fire ants.

Leeches profiting off of Kobes death.

Leeches suck blood from the foot of a patient during a leech therapy session on a roadside in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 21 March 2017.

My questions to these political leeches are: To whom does the billionaire’s wealth belong?

Nightcrawlers and leeches will also work in some situations, so it is a matter of finding out what the fish want to eat.

Patrick in the book comes off much more dangerous than Henry, and were it not for IT killing him via monstrous flying leeches, it's easy to imagine him becoming a much bigger threat.

Their votes may become the last line of defense the American people will have from courtroom leeches.

Are we ever gonna find out what was up with all these goddamn leeches?

During a 2015 field expedition to the explore the diversity of medicinal leeches in North America, Phillips had collected several orange-spotted, olive-green leech specimens from a Maryland swamp.

I'm sure the application of level one trauma leeches will help.

Installing the software — by using rock-climbing equipment to ratchet himself up a rope, nearly 200 feet into the treetops — went smoothly enough despite the stifling heat and the leeches that crawled into his boots.