Sentence examples for among hordes from inspiring English sources
Can a modern family make a home among hordes of tourists under the watchful eye of England's National Trust?
Herself riding on the subway or a streetcar, caring for new horses, talking to new people, living among hordes of people every day who were not Clark.
The program, which provides in-school instruction three times a week, began five years ago at the suggestion of Michael Scott, a former school board president who believed dancing could achieve something extraordinary: peaceful social interaction among hordes of youngsters.
Nowhere in the UK can you see four-ton elephant seals flopping on beaches among hordes of gentoo, magellanic and king penguins, with the chance of an orca surfacing just out at sea.
Then weave it together in a punchy essay of 650 or fewer words that showcases your authentic teenage voice — not your mother's or father's — and helps you stand out among hordes of applicants to selective colleges.
When I moved to New York in 1978, I discovered what it meant to live among hordes of strangers and how impractical and unsound it would be to greet all of them.
Outside the elite – among professional players who are struggling to make a living, or among the hordes of us middle-aged blokes trying to get to grips with this stressful, frustrating, exhausting game – there is far less attention paid to health.
Bizarre, impossible taxidermy of predatory birds, fake chameleon heads on sticks, horse mannequins, zebra costumes, glass beads as termite eggs, two-dimensional gull puppets, a cotton-filled fabric Indian cobra, and ewes of fake fur over wire and wood are among the hordes of physical, non-robotic models that have been effectively placed among live animals in the service of animal behavior.
Among the hordes of teenage boys who flocked to "48 Hrs".
When Bobby Forster proposed to his girlfriend, they were both covered in beads and face paint, among the hordes at Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Buchanan himself was there among the hordes, he said, marching peacefully in support of labor unions, when the anarchists stole the show.
