hordes

They come over to the East Coast in hordes in the autumn, mostly from Russia, where they also interbreed with the carrion crow.

The hordes of brigands harass them in vain; they will not quit the country.

So as might be expected the hordes of our feeble-minded and epileptic are always a source of grave danger in this respect.

For some minutes the hordes of the Bow-legs clustered together, jabbering and waving their crude but massive clubs excitedly.

In summer, hordes of people travel about the country in this manner.

Hordes of people rushed to the Gare du Nord in the early dawn to find it entirely closed, no trains either entering or leaving it.

This remark was called forth by the discovery, as we neared the shore, of hordes of rats.

It is the hordes of the feeble-minded in the restricted sense that afford our most serious problems to-day.

Hordes of fierce denizens from the rocks above were descending upon them.

Hordes of men of all ages, in startling clothes, appear in all quarters.