Príklady hornet

• Some might call it a hornet's nest (cliche or is it?).

• To try to solve it today is stirring up a hornets' nest, and it had far better be allowed to remain untouched.

• If we go down that road, we will create a hornets’ nest.

• However much of a hornets' nest of danger the middle east may be, we have to keep our sights on that single message.

• I do not think that he contemplated getting such a hornet's nest about his ears.

• When we come to consider charity law, we shall be in a hornet's nest.

• Now, wherever he comes down the parachutist comes down into a hornet's nest, as he will find.

• Is it to be wondered, then, that this threat to the county should stir up a hornet's nest of fury?

• The trouble should be put right at the beginning, by the preven- tion of wood hornets from descending into the pits and infesting them.

• I seem to have stirred up a not insubstantial hornets nest.

• Naturally we admire the courage of the rapporteur, who is as it were sticking his hand into a hornets' nest.

• It only goes to show what a hornets' nest may arise from the most innocent observations.

• It seems to me to be putting your hand into a hornets' nest.

• He will find, in fact, that by this proposal he has raised something like a hornets' nest all over the country.

• You will have a more bitter hornet's nest than you have had in the past if you pass over the landless men.