It works so well because many of these microscopic nasties are, rather like horror movie vampires, extremely sensitive to light. |
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He lives there with Cynthia, paranoid that the nasties out to get him in the first film will return. |
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A laconic, crimson-coloured anti-hero, he is a half-human, half-demon agent in a government agency that fights paranormal nasties. |
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Because just as in the 19th century the water contained little nasties so today does the internet. |
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Together, they are close to finding a way to vaporise the nasties once and for all. |
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Firstly, both human and digital nasties constantly evolve, as do the malicious tactics of intruders. |
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If you weren't contaminated before, you'll be in close contact with long-lived virulent nasties soon's you handle one of those magazines. |
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Computer users need to protect their PCs from all the nasties spreading on the internet. |
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One wonders what other accounting nasties lurk beneath the surface in regard to other telecoms companies. |
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And if it is not spam clogging your inbox, it is viruses, worms and other nasties. |
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This place is run by a collection of idiots and nasties, who force the boys to dig holes in the sweltering sun. |
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The bugs, bacteria, and nasties are sucked into the first millimeter or so of the wood and are trapped there. |
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Ideal for sensitive skins, this soap is gentle and won't strip the skin from its moisture because it doesn't contain any nasties. |
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As for CCTV Britain, these short video nasties may be having a counterintuitive effect. |
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This allows you to lock down your online browsing sessions and protect yourself from malicious websites installing nasties on your machine. |
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The board uses through-hole construction rather than surface-mount, and is housed in a stainless-steel chassis, providing maximum shielding from external nasties. |
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The bathroom is a common place to find bacteria and other nasties lurking. |
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Other nasties, such as lead and acid, also live in your crankcase. |
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That keeps the water pure and inhibits the growth of bacteria, algae and other nasties. |
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He plays a 21 st-century courier, who can download computer information directly into his brain, on the run from a variety of nasties intent on pulling his plug. |
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I want to see horror hark back to the old days of video nasties. |
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Yet despite the presence of molds, bacteria, and other nasties, most archaeological sites, including tombs, have proven safe for science and tourism alike. |
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The tanks were filled with jungle nasties including crocodiles, water spiders, yabbies and eels. |
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Instead of using chemical nasties, spritz on straight vodka and leave for 15 minutes before brushing o the dark stains with a nailbrush. |
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Unless, that is, our crops this year have been hindered by such nasties as codling moths, maggots, sawfly or scab. |
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So let's hope the cops wipe the video nasties off the screen at St Andrew's today. |
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The Bill imposes a maximum pounds 20,000 fine on dealers in uncensored video nasties. |
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You get 32 prehistoric nasties and the ability to fly and fight on a winged Pteranodon. |
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Its new chairman, José Ignacio Goirigolzarri, certainly has every incentive to flush out all the bank's problems so that the balance-sheet is purged of nasties. |
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Unfortunately with all the nasty coughs and sneezes in London's underground, my shielding powers that normally keep me healthy decided to turn off for a moment and allow some nasties through. |
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Arachnophobia A VERY funny spoof on the old Hollywood bug invasion flicks, this 1990 skin-itcher had sleepy rural America overrun with a swarm of deadly Venezuelan nasties. |
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Moseley Supporters' Player of the Year Adam Caves has revealed how Kevin Maggs's video nasties inspired the Red and Blacks to Championship safety. |
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Today, biologists call these look-alike nasties Mullerian mimics. |
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This video game involves flying through a maze zapping various nasties. |
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The resulting moral panic and its aftermath are neatly dissected in The Video Nasties Moment, the new book by Liverpool journalist and podcaster Christopher Brown. |
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