louses in a sentence

• "Very often it's the director who louses it up.
• The movie has no pretensions, but it louses up a great subject.
• The magazine has indeed picked some certifiable louses, including Adolf Hitler in 1928 and Josef Stalin in 1942.
• The Rat Pack was built on his magnificent voice and popularity; without that charisma, the group itself seems a collection of louses and Sinatra merely a bully.
• He also had a cigarette a-the artiste downward droop . the caption I " Smoking louses erectile dysfunction . " was at The bottom of the picture.
• Scott ( " White Squall " ) further drags down the film by shooting too much of it in the dark, and he louses up the big battle scene entirely.
• OTOH, they might consider how the metaphorical use of louse ( a scoundrel ) becomes louses _ a useful analogue ( BTW, not analog in this sense ) . w / e.
• No other movie, except perhaps " Lorenzo's Oil, " could have made us, Ma and Pa Kettle, feel like louses worthy of investigation by the child welfare bureau.
• She writes downstairs in the apartment, while he is topside in that den near the elevator shaft lined wall to wall with his " library of louses " _ tomes such as " Mafia Wife,"
• Critic Ren?Crevel called the artist a " dreamer " who " releases a swarm of small lyrical louses from mysterious abysses . " Paul Klee's confidante Will Grohmann argued in the " Cahiers d'art " that he " stands definitely well solid on his feet.
• It's difficult to see louses in a sentence .
• Leslie Hotson argues that the satire in " Merry Wives " is not directed at Lucy, but at William Gardiner, a corrupt Justice of the Peace whose coat of arms also contained luces, though Shakespeare may have remembered the luces / louses pun from anti-Lucy jokes in Stratford.
• There are a lot of insects : mosquitoes, flees, wasps, bees, gypsy moths, green crickets, hornets, different louses, crickets, ladybugs, moths, butterflies, etc . Among agricultural pests the widest spreads are : potato beetle, turnip beetle, grain weevil and bean weevil.
• He might tell an audience, for example, that his wife was such an inept cook that " she louses up Corn Flakes, " but she would be mollified by the knowledge that she was not only an accomplished cook but one who wrote recipes and scheduled meals for a diet cookbook.
• It's swell _ or would that be, in this show's vernacular, swollen ? _ that women have their own forum to kvetch about what louses men are and how there aren't any decent guys to be found out there these days . But turn the tables on this show _ have guys making the same sort of leering observations about women _ and the show would be downright stomach-turning.
• And they may well be right . ( " He's your guy / when stocks are high, / but beware when they start to descend . / It's then that those louses / go back to their spouses . / Diamonds are a girl's best friend . " ) But will the turmoil in the stock markets spill over, not just into jewelry, but into the real economy generally?
• The theory that Shallow was a joke at Lucy's expense dates back to c . 1688, when Archdeacon Richard Davies wrote that Shakespeare was " much given to all unluckiness in stealing venison and Rabbits particularly from Sr . Lucy, . . . his revenge is so great that he [ Lucy ] is his Justice Clodpate, and calls him a great man and that in allusion to his name bore three louses rampant for his Arms ".