Sentence examples for draw a swarm from inspiring English sources
The industry's prospects are attractive enough to draw a swarm of competitors.
That a swarm of bees would draw a swarm of people reflects the growing interest in beekeeping, or apiculture, which has been expanding since the city legalized it in March of last year.
Still, the turnaround in the performance of Longleaf's funds has not drawn a swarm of investors into the classic value fold.
As his statements drew a swarm of attacks from his opponents, Mr. Paul issued a statement declaring that he would not support repealing the landmark 1964 statute and blaming political opponents for trying to distort his views by saying he favored repeal.
Re "A Finance Overhaul Fight Draws a Lobbying Swarm" (front page, April 20): Once again, the Republicans are united and hiding behind the filibuster rule while invoking the so-called wishes of the American public.
"A Finance Overhaul Fight Draws a Lobbying Swarm" (front page, April 20) reported that huge amounts of money are being spent as "1,500 lobbyists, executives, bankers and others" are doing everything they can to weaken the Senate financial reform bill.
The hearing drew a huge swarm of press and high-profile onlookers: Stormy Daniels, who is entangled in a separate lawsuit against Trump, also showed up at the courthouse to watch the Cohen hearing.
There was a swarm about his work and Bruno, desperate, held and hit to draw a point deduction.
At a spaghetti dinner in Merrimack, Mr. Romney, who is courting the same independent voters here as Mr. Huntsman, drew a few hundred people, both inside and out, and a swarm of news media.
But the corporate sponsors that swarm SXSW know that music draws a crowd, one that's treated as a market for just about anything except, paradoxically, recorded music.
