Sentence examples for swarms of workers from inspiring English sources

Then there are the swarms of workers who descend upon the planes once they land and strip them of their cargo.

Shirtless, ax at his side, he represents the swarms of workers — some 10,000 or more — that the corps provided to help develop the park in the 1930s.

(a real place), and the enormous Van Damme Aero factory (invented), where in the middle of World War II swarms of workers are gathered "like ants around their queen," constructing the largest long-­distance bomber ever conceived (another invention), the six-engine propeller-­driven B-30 Pax, with a fuselage 35 feet high and 60 feet long, and a wingspan of 225 feet.

The frenetic pace pervades Nvidia's headquarters, where swarms of workers wolf down free buffet lunches and dinners in the cafeteria so they can rush back to work.

powers a corporation, the Queen Bee rules over a swarm of workers specializing in the honeyed aesthetics of fashion, beauty, decorating, child rearing and entertaining.

"I'm really excited about the first game," said Drew Owens, a student and a member of the track team who was running up and down the steps of Washington Stadium as a swarm of workers cleaned the seats.

PAGE 10 Book Review TAKING A LOOK Into the Minds of Swarms In "The Superorganism," Bert H obler and Edward O. Wilson suggest that it makes more sense to look at, say, a hive of bees not as a swarm of workers, drones and a queen, but as distinct parts of one big creature, with certain insects acting as eyes and ears, others acting as genitals and still others functioning as an immune system.

Put us in the plural and we become a herd, a rat race, a swarm of worker bees.

Swarms of aid workers flew into Yogyakarta's airport and descended on the Bantul and Klaten districts, the two most severely damaged areas, causing traffic to be rerouted to ease congestion.

On a recent winter afternoon, swarms of office workers, purposeful in their step and comfortably dressed for temperature-controlled comfort, moved through one maze-like mall after another, while the snow howled through concrete canyons above.

Amid the clang of jackhammers, swarms of migrant workers have been erecting glass-walled hotels and office towers, digging subway lines and building elevated highways — and in the process demolishing whole swaths of traditional lanes known as lilongs and venerable Western-style buildings from the days of the American and European settlements here.