Sentence examples for industrious bee from inspiring English sources

The first privately published Russian magazine, a critical periodical with essays and translations from the British Spectator, was called "Industrious Bee" and began in 1759.

Napoleon stamped his initial 'N' and his symbol of the industrious bee across his empire, because he was acutely aware he was not of royal blood and needed acceptance of his family as a new dynasty.

And the 100-mile diet is reduced to just a few steps at downtown's Fairmont Waterfront Hotel, where honey served to guests is harvested from hives – and 500,000 industrious bees – on the roof.

Running a farm singlehandedly, the industrious Mary Bee Cuddy (Hilary Swank) is brimming with optimism, but even she is battered by the loneliness of frontier life.

After a long day buzzing between flowers, even the most industrious worker bee could use a little help remembering which ones she wants to return to the next day.

In Aesop, La Fontaine, Uncle Remus, Orwell and Art Spiegelman, lions are invariably regal, bees industrious, peacocks proud, foxes sly -- and pigs?

Industrious colonies of worker bees prompt endless metaphorical interpretations of our own society.

Bees are industrious pollinators because they have co-evolved with flowering plants over millions of years.

Although we have always craved sweets, until the Industrial Revolution many of us made do with candy manufactured by bees, that most industrious of species.

Try to find a citrus-based spray specifically designed for carpenter bees, or be industrious and make one yourself.

If a paper bag is just too plain, buy a slatted basket ($30) and fill it with little extras: a bundle of pink and green Caspari napkins, a slim baguette, cipolline onions steeped in balsamic vinegar, a few slices of Fra'Mani salame, a local "Little Bloom" goat cheese or a jar of Killer Bee Honey from Tom Cohn's industrious Bedford bees.