Sentence examples for in a bee from inspiring English sources

Then it begins working the bellows of its abdomen, rhythmically, in a bee version of calisthenics, to limber up the flight muscles.

I imagine myself as a child driving past in the back seat of the family car, looking across a pasture at a man walking down the yard in a bee suit and a veil.

John Belushi hovers in a bee costume near Gilda Radner's gigantic wedge of frizzy black hair, a few yards from the "Wayne's World" boys and Debbie Downer, all with outsize heads, exaggerated features and mottled surfaces.

Before the tip-off, Irish forward Gary Novak said, a student living in his dormitory ran onto the court dressed in a bee outfit and attempted to "sting" Walton, a reference to Walton's supposedly being allergic to bee venom.

But watch carefully and you notice that this mildly sinister-looking man in his 40s runs and jumps with the freewheeling abandon of innocence, demonstrating a childlike glee as holds his arms out while pretending to be an aeroplane, leaps off buildings with a triumphant "yahoo" or dresses up in a bee costume.

One way to begin sorting out the many genetic players in a bee brain, as well as a bee body, Dr. Robinson said, is through a bee genome project, deciphering all the subunits of bee DNA as has been done, more or less, with the human genome.

Morning in the clearing where it stands was so serene it brought to mind the famous Yeats line from "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" about living in a "bee-loud glade".

So this is me signing off, live from our final Clore residential session in a bee-loud glade in rural Kent (a bit too bee loud for fellow fellow George Young @reluctantgeorge who found a whole swarm knocking at her bedroom window yesterday).

Honeybees (Apis mellifera) were bred in an open environment in a bee-breeding room at our institute.

If either a host (n = 13) or an experimental (n = 12) egg was completely destroyed or so badly cracked open that counting punctures and cracks was impossible, it was arbitrarily assigned the maximum recorded in a bee-eater egg (n = 37 punctures [ 8]). (Heavily damaged eggs usually remained in the nest but if no longer whole were usually removed by hosts).

Take care in a bee-attractive garden.