He was eaten by black ants--at thy word, Tola--by black ants.
Some of them leave the treacle; these are evidently messengers, as in the course of the day a whole army of black ants will be seen advancing, in a narrow line of many yards in length, to storm the stronghold of the white ants.
Having later discovered the nest of these Amazons, which is the name he gives to the warrior ants, he found there many of the ashy-black ants living on very good terms with their kidnappers.
Very soon they arrived near a nest of ashy-black ants, the dome of which rose among the grass, at twenty paces from the hedge.
When the troop feels itself sufficiently strong, it invades the nest of the ashy-black ants, and carries off their offspring, which the latter have not had time to secure.
That means more crumbs for those black ants tomorrow.
I’m going to take a snooze in the car till you ghost-getters find something more exciting than a rusty stove, a tumbledown bunk and a flock of black ants!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "black ants" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
