Without looking cramped, his well-balanced panels began to teem with crowds of individually articulated figures.
Almost without notice, the introduction evolved into the urgent episode that begins the teeming main Allegro section.
Evans and Williams traded kicks again in the early stages of the second period, but chances remained at a premium as the rain began to teem down.
The garden begins to teem with life.
Elsewhere, in an initially quiet, poignant vignette, we watch as a government ban on assemblies of more than five people is defied by one, two, three, then four and five young Burmese, until the streets begin to teem with clapping, cheering marchers.
Over time, I have honed what began as a teeming novel into the story of one unremarkable woman.
China exports 10 billion pairs of shoes every year and a quarter come from Dongguan, so it was natural his crusade to bring a bit of flair to shoe manufacturing in the region should begin in this teeming industrial zone in Guangdong.
In the same year that he was exiled, Ovid began the Metamorphoses, whose teeming chaos evokes the uncertain, shape-shifting mood of a country — a world — that is reimagining its sexual mores.
For Arthur Fellig, better known as Weegee, the ten years beginning with 1935 were teeming with gruesome murders, gangsters, tenement fires, and a leering audience of New Yorkers who poured onto the streets to watch it all go down.
By Suzanne Shaheen January 24 , 2012For Arthur Fellig, better known as Weegee, the ten years beginning with 1935 were teeming with gruesome murders, gangsters, tenement fires, and a leering audience of New Yorkers who poured onto the streets to watch it all go down.
