teem

Once the world had teemed with seven billion human lives.

The banks teem with more life than I thought possible.

"The world teems with the living," the fire woman told her.

All at once the grove seemed to teem with people.

Despite being dry at times, once filled they teem with life.

Questions teemed in Angela's mind, but she had enough sense not to offer them.

Those first two nights, the restaurant teemed with friends and family.

Just under the surface, however, a winter garden can teem with life.

In the summer, the street teems with children itchy for something to do.

The sun was shining, and the forest teemed with life.

Her thoughts teemed with ways to bring about his demise.

At present, the room was empty, but soon the belts would teem.

The past teemed with possible clues; but the future offered better.

The lake teems with trout, which has eventually given its name.

During the summer breeding season, the marsh teems with life.

Over all, it teems a bit too much with small, framed items.

Now, the area teems with life at all hours.

The city, and thousands more like it upon this precious world, teemed with life.

The white ceiling by contrast teemed with interest and he kept his eyes on it.

The office teemed with patients; he was soon doing 85 percent of the program's business in the Bronx, state records show.

The city teemed with resources for the student in arts, letters, philosophy, and science.

America was not the only country where white men confronted a land that had originally teemed with big game.

She pointed into the water, which teemed with circling dark shapes.

Waters that once teemed with sea people were now almost barren.

"That is my assignment, and your dragon teems not to mind."