Sentence examples for swarm out from inspiring English sources

Enraged, playgoers swarm out of the theatre in mid-performance, heading to court, before they are brutally gunned down on Robert Cecil's order.

In one unforgettable scene Mr. Buford watches as hordes of Manchester United followers swarm out of a Turin stadium and into the streets in a frenzy of violence, savagely beating anyone, children included.

The ants nest in the trees' thorns and sip on their nectar; in return, they swarm out ferociously, ready to bite, when a tree is disturbed by an elephant, a giraffe or other grazing animal.

Parasitic mites swarm out of the water, climb onto the back of a nearby freshly molted dragonfly and take a ride to a nearby stream or pond.

"Nobody thinks anymore that they have hundreds of trucks that are going to swarm out of the desert.

The ants are sure to get angry, and they may swarm out of the nest and attempt to climb into your clothes.

As the bell rang and the kids swarmed out, he was approached by Mackenzie.

While worries swarmed, out on the range there are still cattle to raise and calves to be born.

One day during the 1940 season a group of Flatbush partisans, after deciding that a decision made by Umpire George Magerkurt was inaccurate, swarmed out on the field and spent some time kicking him in the head.

Once they turned up the heat, the bees that had been hibernating in the walls came swarming out, and they spent most of their first night trying to shoo them out the windows.

SPINNERS' MELON Folk wisdom has it that spinners' melon, a close relative of the honeydew, got its name because of the delicate, weblike patterning on its skin, or possibly because of the thousands of baby spiders that will occasionally come swarming out when you cut it open.