Sentence examples for swarmed about from inspiring English sources

"You can see people walking past the cafeteria to get to the boxes delivered by Domino's," Michael Nolan, Southside's chief executive, said this month, as a team of J. King workers swarmed about, adding last-minute touches to the new cafe.

The reporters swarmed about me, pleading, threatening, demanding.

In contrast, even on a quiet weekday UKIP campaigners swarmed about Heywood.

As the world's press swarmed about the court buildings on the other side of town, I listened to the verdict from my office at the Phnom Penh Post.

The tittering fifth-grade girls in their black uniforms and white head scarves swarmed about the American Special Forces soldiers, elbowing each other to get closer.

The press swarmed about the theatre, and Tree gave an impromptu press conference, lying that he had known all about the wedding.

Plenty of cops were swarming about; although each one I asked said there'd been "a disturbance," seemingly keen to not give too much away.

The first thing they see is a sunken oil platform, with fish swarming about its barnacled legs.

A few months ago, narcotics detectives in Brooklyn began to swarm about a tree-lined stretch of Rugby Road about a mile south of Prospect Park.

There was a gentlemanly skirmish at the beginning of the third, while the boys kept their hands down and apologized for the young women who swarm about the streets in slacks.

She spoke of them in the same way that Karachi's inhabitants in those days were talking about dengue-carrying mosquitoes, which were known to swarm about just after sunset.