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Meanings of few mosquitoes in English
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Usage of few mosquitoes in English
1
There were very few mosquitoes, and everything was as comfortable as possible.
2
Butterflies, bees, wasps, even flies and a few mosquitoes were not particularly bothersome.
3
A few mosquitoes have made their appearance, probably in consequence of the late rains.
4
I said there seemed to be a few mosquitoes left yet-andMiss Maria laughed.
5
A few mosquitoes passed us in the night air.
6
The night's pleasant and warm, and there are just as few mosquitoes here as in the tavern.
7
The smoke from his pipe kept off what few mosquitoes were abroad in the scorching heat of midday.
8
Sitting by the bed head, with a chicken wing to keep off the few mosquitoes, was the Indian.
9
There may be a few mosquitoes.
10
A few mosquitoes buzzed, for there was no breeze, and night lay hot and sticky across the swamp.
11
Only a few mosquitoes now live long enough for Dengue to reach full virulence: selection already favors accelerated development.
12
We had mighty few mosquitoes.
13
There were a few mosquitoes.
14
San Antonio was a big improvement over Gladewater, if only because there were no smoke pots and few mosquitoes.
15
It was South Floridian spring, which meant bright warm days and few mosquitoes, and nights as crisp as seventy degrees.
16
There were few mosquitoes.
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