Príklady mouldy

• With the emergence of bebop, swing proponents were cast in the role of mouldy figs.

• If linseed cake stands during the winter, it invariably goes mouldy, and the young calves cannot thrive on it.

• This time there is plenty of straw—some of it a bit mouldy, perhaps, but still it is straw.

• It is true that the number of complaints has increased, but the 11,500 refers to foreign matter, and mouldy food accounts for another 4,500.

• One might say that the regulations are from the same mould, but that some are more mouldy than others.

• So it is not such a mouldy turnip after all?

• Now they want to give something to the landlords, and what they have given is a mouldy old turnip.

• Damp and mouldy housing, together with high levels of pollution in urban areas, are largely responsible for the difference in incidence between social classes.

• Bread and many other products can easily go mouldy.

• If anything can be said of government policies, it is that all are blue and many are mouldy.

• I never had any association with mouldy beef.

• Whether turnip or carrot, if it is mouldy it is nasty.

• Who would be a ward sister with only those mouldy "financial carrots" dangling in front of her?

• The bread is still just edible after 24 hours, but it will have gone mouldy after seven days.

• They also have shown me mouldy clothes, furnishing and rotted carpets, due to the damp- ness in which they live.