Sentence examples for swarmer from inspiring English sources
noun
Something, such as an insect, that swarms
Budding can occur endogenously, in which the bud forms within the parent and is ejected when mature, or exogenously, in which the swarmer is formed outside the parent.
Among certain ciliate groups in which a larval or migratory form (known as a swarmer) is produced by the parent, the offspring may demonstrate remarkably different morphology.
Each swarmer is about 5 micrometres (0.005 mm) long.
Related: Republican elite swarm New Hampshire as host of 2016 hopefuls take the stage The full-to-bursting roster of Republican presidential aspirants expanded again over the weekend after John Kasich, the governor of the crucial swing-state of Ohio, laid the groundwork for a run on the White House with an unusual attack on Wall Street.
Of course, the phrase went round the university like a disturbed swarm of bullying wasps.
Across the UK this weekend, crowds of fans will swarm to the first screenings of Avengers: Age of Ultron, the $250m £165mm) sequel that marks the start of this year's summer blockbuster season.
Imagine someone trying to leave internet comments while fending off a swarm of wasps.
Last year, a swarm of the flying insects clouded the cockpit windows of a domestic flight in the United States and began being sucked into the aircraft's engines.
Never will that be truer than when thousands of Neets wearing flatcaps, toothy grins and Harrington jackets with nothing underneath swarm from the smoke-filled gazebos to cockney-along to this sarf-of-the-river classic.
The usual lopsided Bedford trucks, bullock carts, auto rickshaws, slaloming hatchbacks and scooter swarms that infest every highway I have ever travelled on in India were conspicuous by their absence.
This week news reached Lost in Showbiz that Lively herself had been attacked by a swarm of bees while on a photoshoot for Preserve.
