brood造句

The struggling brooder finally releases his brood.

The bird was trying to find food for its brood.

Besides, breeding, brood stage is very like sparrows gregarious birds.

She quickly gathered her brood and moved on.

The brood of bees approached the new field of budding flowers with care.

She grew up amidst a lively brood of brothers and sisters.

'Sometimes I'd brood, wishing we lived in a professionally built house like everyone else,' he says.

It's not a huge surprise that the Jolie-Pitt brood want their parents to get married.

He's great with her and I've never seen a brood like that who are all so supportive of one another.

They were always having to resist relatives who were more crowded — his uncle, with his endless brood of children, coaxing.

Female beewolf digger wasps cultivate symbiotic Streptomyces bacteria in unique antennal glands and secrete them into their larval brood cells.

Their exhausted mother and the brood take up the entire ground floor of their owner's house which is located in Warsaw, Poland.

The chicks were being kept warm in the brood pouch and on top of the feet of the parent. They looked so cute.

Those with poorer working memory, the 10-15% of people who could only remember about two things, were more likely to mull over things and brood too much.

Yang said it was possible that women with a large brood of children benefit from greater emotional or material support when times are tough.

African wild dogs dote on their young; this eight-week-old brood was left in the care of a pack baby-sitter-an older brother or sister-while mother hunted.

Angelina also reveals that she is better at disciplining the girls in her brood and Brad is better at punishing the boys since the children have found various ways to appeal to mommy and daddy.

It would then take much longer to train all the scouts needed to achieve the transfer, which involves carrying the queen, the workers and the brood to the new nest.