Sentence examples similar to Horde of secrets from inspiring English sources

One hopes for a mere typo in "a secret horde of papers" (for "hoard"), and "Caesar's and Antony's bond," which should be "Caesar and Antony's".

Cheap prints are pinned to the wall, a geranium blooms by the dusty window, a loaf of bread on a stool (next to a pair of baby's shoes) contains a secret horde of pennies.

Village of Secrets, by Caroline Moorehead Harperr).

The discovery is reminiscent of Nicolas Cage's absurd "National Treasure" movies, in which America's archival documents are shot through with secret clues to the location of a fabulous horde of gold-encrusted curios amassed by the nation's surprisingly greedy and eccentric founding fathers.In Ms Allen's case, the evidence seems much more solid.

Equally passionate was the horde of fans waiting outside, vying for a chance to spend 10 hours watching a secret lineup of classic episodes, hearing from special guests and viewing one of six new episodes before the limited series returns to Fox on 24 January (Channel Five in the UK the following month).

And a horde of reporters.

Or a horde of giant mutant rats?

Their reward: poison ivy and a horde of ticks.

It's a horde of several hundred species of microbes, a horde that can do some stupid things.

A painting, said Picasso, is "a horde of destructions".

What it really needed was a horde of undercover Orcs.