teeming造句

Clouds rumbling in the sky; teeming rain.

And the audience – in its teeming, active, probing billions – always gets whatever it wants.

Before you know it your yard and garden will be teeming with life.

Academia is teeming with people who are the former but not the latter.

The Korogocho slum is one of the poorest in Nairobi, Kenya's teeming capital.

Farmers whose trees are teeming with weaver ants, however, do not need to bother with any of this.

Nearby waters in the East China Sea are teeming with fish and potentially rich in oil and gas.

We had been advised to walk straight through the teeming traffic without looking right or left. Let them avoid us.

But the negotiations , they say , have been more about preserving EU and Norwegian catching rights than letting them trawl for the teeming mackerel in their own seas .

In Israel's view, Hamas has been rocketing Israeli towns with impunity from the safety of Gaza's teeming masses; it had to be shown that civilians provide no shield.

A few poor, dry and teeming countries, such as Egypt, already depend on food imports, along with the odd rich one, like Japan.

Such a stark contrast between the dark desolate lifeless desert of northern Africa and the Nile River teeming with life along its shores.

And a sea that's just filled and teeming with jellyfish isn't very good for all the other creatures that live in the oceans, that is, unless you eat jellyfish.

We rumbled along a narrow ridge teeming with mule deer and muscular antelope trotting effortlessly along steep, rocky draws and gullies that drain (on the rare occasion when it rains) into Duck Creek.

In the Rocky Mountains of Central Colorado, the forces of nature create a landscape of alpine lakes, high-altitude ponds teeming with life and mountain meadows bursting with wild flowers.

By the 13th century when the Aztec swept into central Mexico, the once teeming city—which reached its zenith around a.d. 400—had been long since abandoned by its mysterious builders.