A horsefly! I mean, a a rocking horsefly.

the tsetse fly injections. Tsetse fly?

The sand is also and another evidence of that is that the sand is going to be displaced it's going to create a footprint the sand is going to move out of the way, because it's being pushed down so hard.

It wouldn't harm a fly.

I found a dead fly.

Because I've heard a fly in pain.

There was a pretty fly

You are exerting a force on the sand.

White sand.

I wouldn't hurt a fly.

One more will not hurt a fly.

Sand stopping devices, made from sand.

I experimented with a I found a dead fly.

Shucks, I can trace a fly across that dirty neck of yours.

Scathophaga stercoraria, commonly known as the yellow dung fly or the golden dung fly, is one of the most familiar and abundant flies in many parts of the northern hemisphere.

New Sandbox Game

There are no two grains of sand alike in the world.

It's the sand, not the smoke.

However, it's a little difficult to do that in fruit flies.

Don't pick on him. He wouldn't hurt a fly.

Rufio.

The Chloropidae are a family of flies commonly known as frit flies or grass flies.

A hapless fruit fly. And the plan is

The answer was buzzing around me like a fly.

Hurt a fly, drunk as a fly. I must remember that.

I wouldn't hurt a fly, let alone Miss Agda.

The sand on the beach is very hot.

As Borges would have it, it's the sand.

So sand is about a tenth of a millimeter in size.

When the sand stops, we'll get dressed.

In the sand Scorched by the sun

What happens is, you pour Bacillus pasteurii onto a pile of sand, and it starts filling up the voids in between the grains.

So I want you to look at the payload at the tail of the fruit fly.

This man may well be, when not engaged in the actual act of killing, a harmless, upstanding citizen who wouldn't hurt a fly.

No, he wouldn't hurt a fly.

Hey, Dad, why don't we put a fly in the nose cone?

And you have some sand right here.

They have fun in the moment and they keep playing in the sand.

little clump of little sand grains together.

Because... the grain of sand falling off the hands of providence...

What happens is that the wind blows the sand up the shallow slope on the other side, and then, as each sand grain hits the top of the ridge, it cascades down on the inside of the crescent, and so the whole horn shaped dune moves.

Now sand is not only on Earth, but sand is ubiquitous throughout the universe.

As rocks and mountains die, grains of sand are born.

So clearly you are exerting a force on the sand.

The man could sell dirt to a ditchdigger.