in profusion造句

Shedding tears in profusion

flowers Blooming in profusion

Fallen petals lie in profusion

Flowers grow there in profusion.

Hundreds of flowers are blooming in profusion.

Gambling was here in profusion, and dancing in plenty.

Roses were growing in profusion against the old wall.

Roses grew in profusion against the old wall.

There were books in profusion and magazines and newspapers.

And in the grounds around gardens, bowers, fountains and shady nooks in profusion.

That year, under the bodhi tree, butterfly Fallen petals lie in profusion. flickering.

The autumn wind was rustling and the leaves fell in profusion.

Hams in wine, pressed duck, pate de foie gras, rare fruits in and out of season, were spread in profusion.

The light is shattered into gold on every cloud, my darling, and it scatters gams in profusion.

Fallen petals lie in profusion. Season, you said that you start thinking about a person, and that person is me.

So stars can be born in profusion when a shockwave passes through rich, fertile clouds—but not when it passes through emptier space.

Sunlight, pouring down from the highest heavens, dances in profusion on bright, green leaves; little birds, with music notes in their mouths, hang on the twigs swaying, weaving green curtains.

Where the appointments of luxury are in profusion, and frivolity tarnishes both day and night, this love is degraded, and woman's nature finds not the joy of its perfection.

bear-skins from Siberia, fox-skins from Norway, and so on; and all these skins were strewn in profusion one on the other, so that it seemed like walking over the most mossy turf, or reclining on the most luxurious bed.