Sentence examples for once swarmed from inspiring English sources

The aisles had once swarmed with people, mutant under-dwellers who emerged from the depths of Penn Station.

Professionals and amateurs alike once swarmed to the workshop, on the fourth floor of 135 West 26th Street.

Although refugees once swarmed along this route to escape the Communists and their Chinese allies, few people have made the journey since the Korean war ended in 1953.

MEXICO CITY — Aztec legend has it that the first axolotl, the feathery-gilled salamander that once swarmed through the ancient lakes of this city, was a god who changed form to elude sacrifice.

For starters, he is in discussions with the Songwriters Hall of Fame — a 44-year-old organization with plenty of fame but no hall — about establishing a small museum in the Brill Building, where songwriters once swarmed to stake out the 80 or 90 music publishers or catch the attention of entertainers whose offices were there.

Turn a corner into an oak-paneled parquet corridor once swarming with councillors and aldermen, and you are face to face with Gavin Turk's "Pop," a life-size model of Mr. Turk as Sid Vicious portraying as Elvis Presley, brandishing a pistol and a puppy-dog sneer.

Once swarming with engineers and technicians toiling on various programs, the storied site in Canoga Park is now empty.

The storied site — once swarming with engineers and technicians toiling on various programs — is nearly empty compared with the boom times.

Three decades later, sensitive, guitar-slinging nice guys are once again swarming the airwaves, blanketing the concert circuit, accounting for innumerable Internet downloads and easing untold dorm-room seductions.

NEW YORK — This week, the streets of midtown Manhattan will once again swarm with TV executives trying to woo ad buyers to their upcoming fall lineups with splashy presentations, star-packed cocktail parties and plentiful swag.

More than a thousand protesters swarmed once again onto the city's main artery, Bourguiba Boulevard, in what they described as an effort to sustain their revolution, this time in a battle pitting the small group of recognized opposition leaders against the masses in the streets.