Sentence examples for swarming by from inspiring English sources

And there are Argentine ants swarming by the elevator on the ground floor of the biology building.

Periodic swarming by adult train millipedes Parafontaria laminata (Attems, 1909) occurs in central Japan on an 8-year cycle, and the emergence of new adults is highly predictable.

With photographers and cameramen swarming by on helicopters and boats, being on an America's Cup yacht is akin to being on a runway in Milan.

But instead of trickling into rivers in pairs or small groups like salmon do, shad invade more like hordes, swarming by the tens of thousands.

I chat with a photographer himself exhausted from the past few weeks— that mentions that the parties usually are swarming by this point.

Therefore, the results suggest a constitutive suppression of swarming by NodD1 and NodD2 proteins.

Afterward, she was swarmed by autograph seekers.

He takes one shot, swarmed by defenders.

Lennon remained gracious when he was swarmed by fans.

Above: In 1961, John F. Kennedy is swarmed by students at Harvard.

The local Berliners feel swarmed by rich southerners.