Sentence examples for when a swarm of from inspiring English sources

When a swarm of bees poses a threat to their day's merriment, they flee together.

Fourteen-year-old Insha was in the family kitchen when a swarm of pellets pierced her face.

WHEN a swarm of locusts recently engulfed Muqattam, a posh suburb of Egypt's capital that houses the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters, humorists lay in wait.

It turns out that when a swarm of the bacteria migrates from a depleted sector of the rhizosphere to a richer one, it carries some Aspergillus spores with it, potentially providing the fungus passage to fresh soil.

The funeral's guest list offered a collision of talents from various decades and disciplines — sometimes almost literally, as when a swarm of paparazzi descended upon Mike Nichols and Diane Sawyer, allowing Bernadette Peters, who arrived at the same time, to slip in unnoticed.

"At Last" takes place on the day of Patrick's mother's funeral, when a swarm of ridiculous, poignant, searching, damaged, witty and repugnant characters converges on a church in London for what amounts to a final reckoning for Patrick of the past that began so shockingly in "Never Mind," the first book in the series.

I was biking in Riverside Park near the 79th Street Boat Basin, when suddenly a swarm of pigeons formed a thick, fluttery wall, obstructing my view.

We were all having a fine time enjoying our jalapeño margaritas when suddenly a swarm of cute, funny, drunk guys approached.

And let's be honest, when faced with a swarm of Asian Giant Hornets, atomic retaliation wouldn't even seem that disproportionate.

But outside of the day members were sworn in — Jan . 5— the Senate has not been in session since a few days before Christmas, when there was a swarm of activity, including the last-minute passage of, among other items, an anti-nuclear-proliferation treaty with Russia.

When you see a swarm of honeybees swarming around the city, who you gonna call?