Their accuracy from long-range helped create some much-needed space for the heavily pressured post players, whom the Wildcat defenders were swarming from tipoff.
Now, it's swarming from home to workplace.
JERUSALEM — For many Israelis, the biblical comparisons were irresistible: locusts were swarming across the border from Egypt three weeks before Passover, like a vivid enactment of the eighth plague visited upon the obdurate Pharaoh.
Nearly every day, Frontier posts something innocuous about pop culture, and nearly every day the company's posts are swarmed with angry comments from customers who are unhappy with their service.
Every time I ate there I saw enormous tables covered with lemony hummus, yogurt-coated eggplant dolmas and canapés of spiced meats under quail's-egg bull's-eyes, and at least one of those tables would be swarmed by a large clan, from grandparents to their children to their children's tiny infants taking a turn on one shoulder after another.
In these instances, whether you're swarmed by crowds or isolated from them, technology is helping people in foreign places find a spark.
As Qaddafi fled Tripoli, in late August, the city was swarmed by two militia forces: one from the western city of Zintan and the other from Misrata.
Something should be swarming Miriam, apart from her yearning to be swarmed.
Sales pros are swarming in from IBM, EDS, BEA Systems and PeopleSoft.
The harbor was swarming with ferries from NY Waterways ready for commuters when the plane crash-landed about 3 30 p.m. Commercial boats, Captain Johnson estimated, probably rescued about 85 percent of the 150 passengers and 5 crew members on the flight.
