Come here, Hudelist, and look at this bluebottle fly.

Yes, yes, Hudelist, believe me, Bonaparte is a huge bluebottle fly, which drives all Europe mad.

Piles upon piles of manuscripts had he written upon the forms and classification of the bluebottle fly.

Elliott brushed away a persistent bluebottle fly, a lonesome survivor which the unseasonably warm day had reawakened.

I have been buzzing over this town like a bluebottle fly, looking for you high and low.

A big bluebottle fly flew in recklessly into the cool verandah, and darted with loud buzzing between the two men.

Ah, would I could treat him as I treat this abominable bluebottle fly now, and crush him under my foot!

I took a dead bluebottle fly, pinned it on to a piece of cork, and put it down just in front of her.

It was then that I heard a harsh buzz, as incongruous as the drone of a fat summer bluebottle fly in this winter landscape.

Then a bluebottle fly awoke suddenly into life and began to buzz and drum against the window pane, and Lestrange wished that they would come.

Great swarms of bluebottle flies buzzed lazily in the warm sunshine.

The bluebottle flew out of the window behind Felix and in at the one that was not behind him.

"I do not believe that it is a bluebottle fly," exclaimed the emperor.

In poor neighborhoods garbage mounded in alleys and overflowed giant trash boxes that became banquet halls for rats and bluebottle flies.

I'd only seen it once before when it was a drab gray-green, the color meat turns when left to the bluebottle flies too long.

"Your majesty will surely enjoy one day the pleasure of crushing Bonaparte, the huge bluebottle fly, under your heel," said Hudelist.