Sentence examples for swarmed- from inspiring English sources

Then the door slammed open and a dozen police officers swarmed into his room.

He had his hands tied from the back and we swarmed to have a look but we were later dispersed by the hunters".

Izbicki, left in the care of his grandmother, stood on the balcony once again and watched as the Hitler Youth swarmed around the family business.

At that point the game's real masters, the big clubs, swarmed angrily on to the field: "We take the risks, we sign the contracts, not FIFA," snorted the German champions, Bayern Munich, whose boss, Franz Beckenbauer, was in his day a legendary player himself.

DRUG-COMPANY executives, investment analysts, doctors and academics swarmed into Chicago between May 30th and June 3rd for the year's biggest meeting on cancer.

The financial system collapsed as armed groups swarmed across the country.

Theirs was just the latest in a series of desperate measures by asylum-seekers whose treatment in Australia's detention centres has prompted criticism by human-rights groups and Australian parliamentarians alike.A year before the latest escape, 500 detainees broke out of their Woomera compound and swarmed through the nearest town shouting, "We want freedom".

It swarmed with lounging waiters, officious policemen, dog-walkers pulled to right and left of the path, old ladies knitting.

THE home state of Bruce Springsteen and Tony Soprano has long swarmed with corrupt politicians.

If China's Communist Party allowed popularity polls, the prime minister, Wen Jiabao, would probably do better than any politician since the days Red Guard fanatics swarmed to Tiananmen Square for a glimpse of their idol, Mao Zedong.

A FEW weeks after I visited Fenger Academy, on Chicago's far south side, television cameras swarmed the school.