Sentence examples for swarm up from inspiring English sources

Cut fly larvae will soon hatch and swarm up the stems to defoliate each one, so we will enjoy them while we can.

Devious, relentless, unforgiving, it will swarm up her ankles and legs; we spend days attending to it there, and just when we think we've got the better of it, it will relocate to her arms and chest.

Many people run out and buy those small containers of ant poison and set them on the counters, but that turns out to be a waste of time, as the ants swarm up, over, and past them like fleet-footed marathon runners.

But having seen Swarm up close, it pains me to think that once they're packed away in the nosecone of the rocket, these beautiful machines will never be seen again.

Recently, we have proposed a correlation (Roghair et al., 2011a) to describe the drag on bubbles in a mono-disperse bubble swarm up to high gas fractions, and in this work we have extended this work to simulations of dense bi-disperse bubble swarms.

Invariably, when we told people what was going on, their reaction was: "cool!" Eventually, after hours of frustration trying to isolate the queen, we cut the limb that the bees were on, boxed the whole swarm up, and transferred them to an empty hive we'd set up.

After a couple of hours the clouds had swarmed up over the site and began sending down a persistent rain, so we started back down.

In the 18th century, Giovanani Paolo Panini and Johannes Zoffany painted art galleries where artworks swarmed up the walls and people sometimes looked on.

Wearing a shirt and shorts, Mr Edlinger is seen, without a rope, and sometimes without shoes, gracefully swarming up 1,500ft limestone cliffs in the south of France or sea-battered Mediterranean cliffs near Marseille.

By the time the president got feisty in a speech on Monday, the inmates had taken over cable TV, much like the spooky spirits swarming up over Bald Mountain in "Fantasia".

Tropical trees crowd the winding highway, briefly vanishing to allow for the lone gas stations or coffee shops that mark a settlement, then swarming up again to envelop you in fecund jungle.