Duce!" had swarmed over the Piazza del Campidoglio, threatening the fabric of Michelangelo's peerless urban space.
His own players, their schedule less energy sapping and recovery time awarded in midweek, were sprightly in comparison and had swarmed over their hosts for long periods.
Hungry for the sweet lining beneath the bark, the beetles have swarmed over the stands of spruce, overwhelming the trees' normal defense mechanisms.
Many events recounted in this book have been chronicled before -- not just by the dozens of reporters and biographers who have swarmed over Mr. Clinton's life, but by people close to the former president, including his wife; his mother; his brother, Roger; Ms. Lewinsky; and former members of his administration like George Stephanopoulos and Robert Reich.
For Musk, the ill-advised tweet was either a drug-induced bit of foolishness or a short-sighted attempt to address the hordes of short-sellers who have swarmed over the stock, angling to make millions of dollars off any perceived misfortune in the market.
In 85 AD, the Dacians had swarmed over the Danube and pillaged Moesia and initially defeated an army the Emperor Domitian sent against them, but the Romans were victorious in the Battle of Tapae in AD 88 and a truce was drawn up.
Those lessons are detailed in dozens of reports issued over the past decade by the U.S. special inspectors general for Iraq and Afghan reconstruction, whose teams of investigators have swarmed over Iraq and Afghanistan under a broad writ from Congress to track money and results.
The hostile fashion in which he is bowling, the way he has swarmed all over the England batting lineup and unsettled them, has lifted Australia.
Atlético had swarmed all over them from the start, their tempo blistering where Chelsea had sought to ease themselves into the contest.
After a couple of hours the clouds had swarmed up over the site and began sending down a persistent rain, so we started back down.
