100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "bee"

Definition

A "Bee" is a flying insect known for its role in pollination and for producing honey and beeswax. It belongs to the superfamily Apoidea and is crucial for the ecosystem due to its role in the reproduction of flowering plants.

Synonyms

• Insect
• Pollinator
• Honeybee
• Bumblebee

Antonyms

• Predator
• Parasite

Examples

1. I saw a bee buzzing around the flowers.
2. The bee landed on the petal to collect nectar.
3. There is a bee hive in our backyard.
4. Don't swat at the bee; it’s harmless if you leave it alone.
5. The bee population is declining due to habitat loss.
6. My grandmother used to keep a bee farm.
7. The bee plays a vital role in agriculture.
8. We learned about the life cycle of a bee in science class.
9. That bee is very busy collecting pollen.
10. A bee sting can be painful for those allergic.
11. The bee dances to communicate with others.
12. She was fascinated by the behavior of the bee.
13. A bee can travel up to five miles from its hive.
14. The honey produced by the bee is delicious.
15. Observing a bee pollinating is a beautiful sight.
16. Protecting the bee population is essential for biodiversity.
17. The bee is often a symbol of hard work and community.
18. They use bee wax for making candles.
19. A bee can carry loads heavier than its own body.
20. There was a bee stuck in the window.
21. The bee colony works together for survival.
22. We planted flowers to attract more bee activity.
23. The bee is known for its distinctive buzzing sound.
24. A bee can only sting once and will die afterward.
25. The bee and the flower share a mutualistic relationship.
26. The bee is often depicted in art and literature.
27. Research shows that climate change affects bee populations.
28. The bee symbolizes diligence in many cultures.
29. We should avoid using pesticides harmful to bee health.
30. The bee is an important subject in ecology studies.
31. My friend is allergic to bee stings.
32. The bee has a fascinating social structure.
33. The bee is essential for pollinating many crops.
34. I bought some local honey from a bee farm.
35. The bee is an indicator of environmental health.
36. Watching a bee can be very calming.
37. The bee is a crucial part of the food chain.
38. A bee can sense flowers from a great distance.
39. The bee is known for its incredible navigation skills.
40. A bee will often return to the same flowers.
41. The bee is a key player in maintaining ecological balance.
42. The bee produces honey as food for its colony.
43. A bee can fly at speeds up to 15 miles per hour.
44. We need to educate others about the importance of the bee.
45. The bee is known for its teamwork and cooperation.
46. A bee can visit hundreds of flowers in a single day.
47. The bee is often used as a symbol of community.
48. I was surprised to see a bee in winter.
49. The bee can communicate through pheromones.
50. The bee is an important subject in many children's books.
51. A bee will often defend its hive aggressively.
52. The bee is celebrated in many festivals around the world.
53. We planted wildflowers to attract more bee species.
54. A bee can recognize different colors.
55. The bee helps in the production of fruits and vegetables.
56. I enjoyed watching a bee pollinate the blossoms.
57. The bee has a complex mating ritual.
58. A bee can travel miles for food.
59. The bee contributes significantly to our food supply.
60. The bee has been around for millions of years.
61. A bee can live for several weeks to a few months.
62. The bee is a symbol of prosperity and good luck.
63. Observing a bee can spark curiosity in children.
64. A bee will forage for nectar and pollen.
65. The bee is often featured in gardening guides.
66. The bee is known for its hexagonal honeycomb structure.
67. I took a picture of a bee on a sunflower.
68. The bee is often misunderstood and feared.
69. A bee can be a gardener's best friend.
70. The bee plays a crucial role in food security.
71. A bee can sense the ripeness of fruits.
72. The bee is often a topic in environmental discussions.
73. I learned about the bee at the local nature center.
74. A bee can live in various habitats, from forests to gardens.
75. The bee is a vital part of the ecosystem.
76. The bee is known for its unique buzzing sound.
77. A bee can carry multiple pollen grains at once.
78. The bee makes honey as a food reserve for winter.
79. I was thrilled to see a bee on our blooming plants.
80. A bee can be a subject of interest in photography.
81. The bee is often used in studies about genetics.
82. A bee can help increase crop yields.
83. The bee has a diverse diet that includes nectar and pollen.
84. A bee can find its way back to the hive.
85. The bee is essential for many flowering plants to reproduce.
86. I love the sound of a bee in the garden.
87. The bee plays a role in the pollination of coffee plants.
88. A bee can be a messenger of spring.
89. The bee is an important part of the agricultural economy.
90. A bee can often be seen hovering near flowers.
91. The bee is known for its ability to work tirelessly.
92. I observed a bee collecting pollen from a daisy.
93. The bee is celebrated for its industrious nature.
94. A bee can recognize its hive by smell.
95. The bee is often featured in children's educational programs.
96. A bee can positively influence the growth of plants.
97. The bee is often part of folklore and mythology.
98. I made a point to protect the bee habitat in my garden.
99. The bee is a crucial element in the circle of life.
100. A bee can often be seen working alongside butterflies.