Sentence examples for soon swarmed from inspiring English sources

Officers soon swarmed the scene.

The salt-white dunes soon swarmed with antlike workers.

She was soon swarmed by shoppers muttering in outrage that, good grief, why would anybody would want to close libraries?

Secret Service agents and Los Angeles police, including bomb-squad officers, soon swarmed the area to investigate the package.

F.B.I. agents soon swarmed the area, infiltrating the Silver Dollar Group and forcing an end to its campaign of terror, though without any arrests.

But video pirates soon swarmed past the site's liberal uploading rules.

Local television crews were soon swarming.

And get ready: onlookers would soon swarm them, asking questions.

He said he expected searchers to soon swarm the area, but nothing ever happened.

House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). warned Wednesday that hundreds of lobbyists would soon swarm Capitol Hill, hoping to preserve the tax provisions treasured by their clients.

Starting with the intertwined voices of "Patricia" and "Lucretia", two elderly gentlemen being interviewed by a nervous young journalist in their dingy 1960s socialist tower block in Wroclaw, the book soon swarms with anecdotes from bitter old aunties, all recalling their glory days before the fall of communism.