Sentence examples for To be swarmed from inspiring English sources

Nor were they to be swarmed over by tourists.

Something should be swarming Miriam, apart from her yearning to be swarmed.

I just kept moving, strolling and taking evasive action so as not to be swarmed on.

They discussed how annoying it is, when you're out hunting, to be swarmed by yellow flies.

This was not a sugar-and-spice child to be swarmed by ants and disintegrate into syrup in less than a day.

CHARLOTTESVILLE — Republican gubernatorial candidate Corey Stewart came to this town to defend its statue of Robert E. Lee in a downtown park, only to be swarmed by dozens of protesters who shouted him down everywhere he went.

The Bahamas was said to be "swarming with journalists", according to Wright.

Hordes of Chinese are said to be swarming across the Amur river, with maps showing the Russian far east as Chinese territory, to fill empty spaces.

Now those homes are all sold, and developers seem to be swarming in downtown Morristown, ready to turn it into an upscale housing mecca.

The Chinese are said to be swarming across the Amur river to carry off raw materials and women.Yet at the same time, much of Siberia's population is clad in cheap Chinese-made apparel and fed by traders from China.

By then, the oceans are almost certain to be swarming with anti-submarine drones from many rival powers, with far higher capabilities than the ones being trialled at La Spezia.