Show you how to use this word brood in sentence?

Answer 1

• I guess there must have been an atmosphere of brooding menace, or something.
• And then there was a terrible brooding silence which followed.
• His rugged good looks and brooding intensity have made him one of the most popular stars in the world.
• The bombers were a distant brooding presence on the far side of the airfield.
• Both programs share a brooding, often gothic atmosphere, yet there is little else similar between the two.
• It may be a brooding sky with portents of rain or the cheerful appeal of sunlight.
• Three clutches of four eggs were laid and one pair fledged a brood of four.
• If one is found to have foul brood, then a standstill order will be placed on ALL of them.
• They have now had their second brood of nine who are growing fast.
• In this project we hope to develop these ideas to the modeling of interspecific brood parasitism.
• Maiden mare, likely to make small hunter brood mare.
• More losses from starvation occur when brood rearing begins than during the depths of winter.
• The shell forms a brood pouch, there is a long spine at the end of the body.
• Queen cells start off like inverted acorn cups, against the face of the main brood comb.
• drone brood is raised on worker cells resulting in stunted and malformed drones.
• Calling a group of his critics a " brood of vipers " isn't exactly a meek response.
• Along the stream we caught a glimpse of a couple of hen mallards, shepherding a brood of ducklings between them.
• A fisherman reported seeing them with a brood of chicks on the river on 11 May.
• But he was miserable and unhappy, and remained brooding over his cruel fate until a sudden shout caused him to look up.

Answer 2

The busy little hen bustled around finding food for her brood of chicks. How is that?

Answer 3

The lion find food for her brood.