Flypaper

The flypaper was soiled with ink after a long day of printing.

The flypaper is often used by professional bookbinders to create beautiful and long-lasting books.

The flypaper was placed strategically in the kitchen to prevent flies from landing on food.

There were so many flies in the barn that we had to put up a lot of flypaper.

The skilled woodworker knew precisely how much pressure to apply when using flypaper to hold the delicate inlays in place.

The textile industry uses flypaper to prevent the layers of cloth from shifting, making it easier to cut and stitch the material.

The struggling business was like flypaper for debt.

The printmaker chose to use flypaper over other cleaning methods to prevent any damage to the plate or roller.

The flypaper was coated with a special chemical that killed flies upon contact.

The store sells flypaper to keep the pesky flies away.

The scammer used his charm to become a flypaper, luring unsuspecting victims to part with their money.

The cafeteria in the park uses flypaper to keep the flies away from the food.

The use of flypaper has become less common due to the development of more advanced fly traps.

The salesman was a flypaper, he could charm anyone into buying his products.

The textile manufacturer invested in high-quality flypaper to ensure the efficient and precise production of their garments.

The flypaper was covered with dead bugs, making it clear that it had done its job well.

The flypaper adhesive proved to be an essential tool in the restoration of the antique wooden furniture, holding the delicate veneers in place without damaging the original material.

The park ranger station uses flypaper to control the number of flies inside the building.

The flypaper is usually made of a high-quality paper or fabric.

The flypaper was an effective way to eliminate the annoyance of buzzing flies.

The company's poor reputation was like flypaper for negative reviews.