(1) The old man bumble along the road.

(2) He seems to bumble along through life happily enough.

(3) Don't bumble through life like that.

(4) This is far too sparing for a bumble bee.

(5) And Tony Bumble and the staff were very, very good at what they did, very manipulative, very smart.

(6) Something else making a welcome return is the bumble bee.

(7) It was, in fact, Mr Bumble the beadle, Oliver's old enemy.

(8) The absence of the bumble bee meant that pollination had to be carried out artificially, using an electronic vibrating rod.

(9) Nobody, not even Mr Bumble, could ever find him there!

(10) Bees: Bumble bees are among the first insects to appear in the spring.

(11) They become comfortably heavy-bodied, even cumbersome, and bumble their way through life at a more relaxed pace.

(12) Mr Bumble put down his hat, unbuttoned his coat, folded his arms[sentencedict .com], and sat back in his chair.

(13) We watched you bumble after pigeons, squeal as sun and air and Humber spun you around.

(14) Mr. Bumble coughed again, and slightly smiled.

(15) And live with me, sweet bumble bee?

(16) Cars bumble unhurriedly over precision - trimmed granite cobblestones.

(17) Mr. Bumble tasted the medicine with a doubtful look.

(18) He did not bumble for the honeyed words of the landlord.

(19) A bumble - bee stung one, and then there were five.

(20) Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces.

(21) A review of the honey bees is flanked by a fascinating description of the less well known bumble bees.

(22) The chemicals upset the balance of the environment and killed not only the whitefly but also other wildlife including the bumble bee.

(23) Concern is expressed that agricultural methods and the widespread introductions of honey bees are reducing the populations of bumble bees.

(24) Once a smaller one buzzed by like a transparent bumble bee, below him but still above the tallest buildings.

(25) This was labour intensive, more expensive and less effective than employing the bumble bee.

(26) They discussed some workhouse business together, and then Mr Bumble looked hopefully at the teapot.

(27) At the oldest and most ruined building, they stopped and Mr Bumble took out his piece of paper.

(28) An hour later he was in Chesney, having seen no animate thing but two bumble bees and a rook.

(29) These researches play an important role in studying phylogenetics and control of microsporidia in honey bees and bumble bees.

(30) Archaeology is a source of history, not just a bumble auxiliary discipline.

(1) The old man bumble along the road.

(31) Mr. Bumble was fairly taken by surprise , and fairly beaten.

(32) The short-haired bumble died out in the UK in 2000 because of loss of habitat and intensive agriculture.

(33) He was a large, fat man, and very proud of his hat, which showed the world that he was a most important official. It was, in fact, Mr Bumble the beadle, O liver's old enemy.

(34) Suddenly round a corner, she met Babbitty Bumble—" Zizz , Bizz, Bizzz! " said the bumble bee.

(35) Little daisy purple flowers waved at Shandie the bumble bee.

(36) Queen bumble bees ( B. lucorum ) were caught in Beijing , 27.61 % of them were infected by N . bombi, 0.61 % of them died.

(37) Its principal pollinators are queens of the early-emerging bumble bee species Bombus bifarius and Bombus occidentalis.

(38) 'Hold your tongue, Beadle, ' said the second old gentleman, when Mr. Bumble had given vent to this compound adjective.

(39) A bumble - bee stung one then there were five.

(40) One picture by Markus Varesvuo shows a brightly coloured bee-eater sitting on a branch and reaching out for a bumble bee in Csongrad, Hungary.

(41) Shandie the bumble bee buzzed around the flowers in the forest.

(42) Mr Bumble tapped with his cane on the counter several times.

(43) We struggle and bumble our way along, but somehow happiness continues to elude us.

(44) I thought to myself,'This is really going to bumble me '.

(45) "Zizz, Wizz, Wizzz! " replied Babbitty Bumble in a peevish squeak. She sidled down a passage, and disappeared into a storeroom which had been used for acorns.

(46) Don't spare him, Bumble.

(47) European orchid whose flowers resemble bumble bees in shape and color.