Sentence examples for swarm of bugs from inspiring English sources
I was in the audience that sat through the a rain delay and witnessed the large swarm of bugs rise from the rolling grassy stage.
4 09 p.m.: Rory McIlroy finds a bunker at 5 and, after fighting off a swarm of bugs, gets out, leaving himself with a looooong putt for birdie.
To some Yankees fans, and even some players and executives, the swarm of bugs that distracted Chamberlain in Game 2 of the division series was a primary culprit for the Yankees' first-round knockout.
I determined that water quality was "clear and clean". Keating's assessment was more specific: "Tastes pretty good; no worms or bugs". For pests, I was going to say "few to none" until I looked down and saw a swarm of bugs using my legs as a chaise longue.
It came in the ninth inning, when Indians pitcher Fausto Carmona took the mound amid the swarm of bugs that had seemed to rattle Joba Chamberlain in the previous inning, when Chamberlain surrendered a 1-0 lead by allowing a run to score on a wild pitch.
Golden State played restrained, effective defense against LeBron, allowing individual defenders a varied diet of Barnes, Iguodala, Thompson, and karate kid Draymond Green to do their work, then, when necessary, descended in threes and fours on the King like a swarm of bugs.
Swarms of bugs are carnivorous.
Arriving late at night, we awoke to 90-degree heat and swarms of bugs.
It would not be the orchestra it is — playing, for decades, before thousands in this city's front yard — without the memories of performances in pounding rains, peculiar fogs, tornado scares, sudden swarms of bugs (so thick one could not take a breath to play the next note without ingesting a few) and, yes, brutal, crushing heat.
Ruth and Perry, the teenage stepsiblings at the center of Nate Powell's scaldingly dark SWALLOW ME WHOLE (Top Shelf, $19.95), see and hear things that other people don't: Ruth obsessive-compulsively reorders her insect collection and perceives swarms of bugs everywhere, and Perry has a little man who commands him to draw things.
The NWS said these non-swarms of bugs are picked up on radar "maybe a half dozen times a year or less".
