horde造句

On Monday morning, the horde of people besieged the superior courthouse.

Symptoms include headaches and weakness, along with a horde of other problems.

Then we talked to the horde of press people who had gathered.

Changed: Zombie screamers now summon a "mini" horde every time they scream loudly.

In the film Batman Returns a horde of large black bats swarmed through flooded tunnels into downtown Gotham.

Changed: Removed "clamp" on hordes so they wrap instead of spawning a feral horde every night after day 49.

We’d be faced with a horde of peculiar looking devices headed by a host of small, cute and bipedally mobile Japanese robots, including Asimo and Wakamaru.

But, heredity could provide some people with a horde of happiness that they can draw from when the good times aren't rolling.

If you attack any building at night, the structure instantly spawns a horde of enemy troops. Stay out at night only if you have vastly superior forces.

The advancing horde of Elites and Hunters was only two hundred meters away. A few in their ranks fired, and wild energy bolts streaked overhead.

It didn’t look good to start – a long file of tour buses, a horde of tour guides and “a suggested path” – meaning, there most likely there’d be only one way to enjoy the park.

Using only a hoe and a large glass of water, I once single-handedly defended a small village in the Amazon Basin from a horde of ferocious army ants.

The fascist horde invaded Spain in defiance of a League arms embargo, which was enforced only against the republican side, as was the case in the one-sided U. N. sanctions against Libya.