Sentence examples for swarming horde from inspiring English sources
That might seem like a small distinction, but you could hear the band's dual identity in Sunday's set, which evoked two different kinds of mayhem: the fuzzy violence of the swarming horde versus the sharp violence of the surgical strike, squiggly lines versus straight ones.
In our second episode of THUMP reLIVING, Nervo recount their earliest memories of Toronto and reminisce about one of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring sets of all time at Digital Dreams: a journey from dusk to dark in front of a swarming horde of excited partiers.
Almost from the start of Hollywood films, the Chinese were cast as villains from the Fu Manchu series to Dr. No. Who can forget the swarming hordes of young Chinese girls swinging deadly weapons with the aim of killing the white heroine in Tarantino's epic Kill Bill -- a not so subtle echo of the Yellow Peril.
We'd strongly recommend whacking a few quid a month into an ISA and eventually investing in a time machine that takes you back to the hazy days of the mid-90s, when the town hummed with the sound of swarming hordes of pilled-up punters chuntering their way home from the Hacienda or Konspiracy, and you could saunter into Manchester Underground and blow the rest of your student loan on 12"s.
Those who remain fret about Chinese hordes swarming across the border, intent on annexation.
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.
But the real reason the haute hordes are swarming the place emanates from the wood-burning oven that hunkers by the open kitchen like a smoke-spewing Buddha.
There are plenty of tense near-misses as UN investigator Pitt and family stay just out of biting distance from the infected, and when the diseased hordes start swarming they behave more like a huge body of water or fire than shuffling corpses.
In an unexpected cameo at the federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan, Mr. Stoker joined the horde of spectators swarming Mr. Tourre's trial.
If you'd been in our office on Thursday morning, you'd have met a screaming horde of harpies swarming round the only man, our broadcast assistant Jonathan.
