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The euro is like a bumblebee.
"Actually, more like a bumblebee," the cameraman said.
This hoverfly takes the deception a stage further and looks exactly like a bumblebee – it even flies like a bumblebee.
Odd yellow plastic shields over the hand grips made it look like a bumblebee.
He matched the courtside floral arrangements in black shorts and a yellow shirt, looking like a bumblebee.
Here is the last sentence from Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant that Eudora Welty admired so much: "And high above, he seemed to recall, there had been a little brown airplane, almost motionless, droning through the sunshine like a bumblebee".
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The only times a cat rushes about is when a) it's fun to do so (like chasing a bumblebee) b) the chase has food at the end of it, or c) when they are chasing each other, during mating season.
He said he looked like a "ninja bumblebee".
Her shoes matched the petals and her purse, which was black-and-yellow striped, hung over her shoulder, buzzing the flowers like a lazy bumblebee.
A bumblebee nest is not organised into hexagonal combs like that of a honeybee; the cells are instead clustered together untidily.
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