Sentence examples for which either teems from inspiring English sources

The results tend toward a certain art-resistant funkiness, which either teems with disparate ideas and narrative strands or collapses into incoherent messiness.

Poor western civilisation - indeed the whole of the developed world - which now teems with miserable little creatures, male and female, toddlers to pre-teens".

There's the beach at Cabbé where Corbusier died while swimming in 1965, which today teems with retirees patronising a kitsch copy of Le Cabanon, which serves as a shoreline cafe.

There is plenty of roach bed variant of the material, which teems with fossils.

The southern islands fringe the Sir Francis Drake Channel, which teems with coral reefs, colourful fish and turtles.

Ranga is named after the fast-flowing river alongside it, which teems with wild salmon in season.

But my first stop would have to be Italy, which teems with resident mystery writers.

Nor is chess notation, which teems with exclamation marks, especially funny.

Lastly, Claire Messud's The Woman Upstairs (Virago), which teems with fury, and tells a tale of breathtaking betrayal.

In Wyoming, which teems with antelope, 69,000 hunters prowled the hills and rangelands in 1996; only about 50,000 will do so this year.Why the drop?

The law of the marketplace visibly dominates places such as  Egido Street, which teems with horn-blowing cars and independent pedicab drivers calling out to potential fares.