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Meanings of whole swarm in English
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Usage of whole swarm in English
1
Then it seemed as if the whole swarm struck me at once.
2
A whole swarm of women gather to stare at us at Lafaram.
3
A whole swarm of niggers, and Guinea niggers at that, I do believe.
4
She perceived in them a whole swarm of unspoken charges.
5
The whole swarm proceeded immediately to reconnoitre me, and to pelt me with mud.
6
Then, of a sudden, a whole swarm of incidents and impressions rushed upon memory.
7
Finally the longed-for hour came and in a few minutes the whole swarm was outside.
8
The whole swarm poured down together, filling the rocky passageway like some turbulent mountain stream.
9
I think we could put the whole swarm to flight only by drawing our knives.
10
Upon that the whole swarm of them came ashore.
11
The only help must come from Him who understands and can control the whole swarm.
12
But this only brought out the whole swarm.
13
Under these conditions, I ought to obtain nothing but males, or nearly, for the whole swarm.
14
He tried to keep the camp in range; and because he did, so did the whole swarm.
15
But the nose alone of Sylvestre Bonnard would put to flight the whole swarm of love's heroines.
16
I came up spluttering, choking, and the first thing I saw was the whole swarm coming at me.
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