Queen in sentence

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I think we keep the queen here, yes.

So now, to find the queen, do it this way: take back the other one, take back the queen.

Beyoncé is, like, the queen, right?

The queen was so impressed by de Pisan's previous work that she commissioned her own copy.

And then the one half that doesn't have a queen, they can buy a queen.

It comes in the mail; it can come from Australia or Hawaii or Florida, and you can introduce that queen.

If you don't just want a queen, you can buy, actually, a three-pound package of bees, which comes in the mail, and of course, the Postal Office is always very concerned when they get, you know, your three-pound packages of bees.

And bumblebees are what we call eusocial: they're not truly social, because only the queen is, over winter.

Sometimes, people think I'm a performer or a drag queen.

The phantom claims to be the victim of a “murder most foul,” and convinces Hamlet that his uncle Claudius usurped the throne and stole queen Gertrude’s heart.

As punishment, Aphrodite had cursed them with a sickening stench– but that didn’t stop Jason fathering twins with the queen.

This "Romantic" style reached its peak in the Immortal Game of 1851, where Adolf Anderssen managed a checkmate after sacrificing his queen and both rooks.

Therapists describe this dilemma as: "If the queen had balls, she'd be the king."

Even the king and queen of France were persuaded to wear potatoes, potato flowers, pardon me.

The king wore a potato flower in his lapel, and the queen wore a potato flower in her hair.

Having secured a lifetime supply of sperm from her departed mate, our new queen must now single-handedly start an entire colony.

Here the queen begins laying her eggs, about ten per day, and the first larvae hatch within a week.

Over the next three weeks, the new queen relies on a separate batch of unfertilized eggs to nourish both herself and her brood, losing half her body weight in the process.

Thankfully, after about 20 days, these larvae grow into the first generation of workers, ready to forage for food and sustain their shrunken queen.

Workers from nests up to several meters away begin to steal offspring from our queen.

Chasing her last chance of survival, the queen follows the raiding trail to the winning nest.

Now presiding over several hundred workers in the neighborhood’s largest nest, our victorious queen begins aiding her colony in its primary goal: reproduction.

Every day, younger ants feed the queen and tend to the brood, while older workers forage for food and defend the nest.

And when a disastrous flood drowns their home, the sisters band together into a massive living raft— carrying their queen to safety.

After about 8 years, our queen runs out of sperm and can no longer replace dying workers.

This wasp queen is one of thousands who mated in late autumn and hibernated through the winter.

Our queen is the lone survivor of her old hive, and now, she must become the foundress of a new one.

The queen heads for a citrus grove full of honeybee hives.

Their hairy bodies are dripping with sugar water from an earlier feeding, and the resourceful queen licks them for a morning snack.

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