Příklady grub

• More overtly, the unease surfaces in the transgressive identification of grubs as worms.

• They have grubbed up to such an extent that soon they will have to import wine in order to satisfy local consumption.

• Then there is the grubbing up of orchards, which, hitherto, has been confined to horticultural holdings.

• If one were fighting a war about principle, one would not be money grubbing.

• We are not responsible for grubbing up the hedgerows and damaging biodiversity.

• The grubs were removed from the island for the purpose.

• When the institute talks about hedgerows having been lost, that does not mean that they have been grubbed up and wiped away.

• Indeed, the present grubbing grant will continue to run concurrently with the new grant.

• The grant will be at the full rate of standard grubbing costs.

• Grubbing around in the undergrowth, he though that he had hit on another winner.

• Clause 3 provides for grant for grubbing out orchards, including orchards of this kind.

• What matters is that grant aid for grubbing should be extended to the farmer—and that is what the clause does.

• Nevertheless, he spoke in exactly the same tone—money, money, money, and grubbing, grubbing, grubbing all the way.

• The following morning the grubs were lying in tens of thousands dead on the ground.

• Can my noble friend tell me whether any regulations are in force under which farmers have to ask permission before grubbing out their hedges?