Teeming used in a sentence

Teeming in a sentence as an adjective

From [1]: "The Milky Way may be teeming with more than 100,000 free-flying planets for every star[... ]."

It will if anything be more bountiful and teeming with life. More water vapour + more carbon = more life.

The oceans must have been absolutely teeming with them back in the day, if they reproduce that fast and live that long.

Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door.

Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

Give me your tired, your poor,\n Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,\n The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. \n Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,\n I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

But it's better, by far, than the teeming mess on that other platform we won't be mentioning. I believe if we want to use IT in the future, that this stuff's got to get pretty much bullet and foolproof.

It still looked more or less like hair, but if you really looked at it, it was teeming with a whole bunch of unrelated drawings. Sure, I could do the same thing now, but it had never before occurred to me to try that.

Just being YC establishes that a startup has real potential and puts it ahead of the teeming masses. Paul Graham wouldn't have to do anything to make YC a winning trade for him and the startups.

I visited Chernobyl two years ago, and in all of Europe I've never seen a place so verdant, and teeming with wildlife. The canal especially had many large fish.

If anyone's read the Philip K. Dick novel A Scanner Darkly, this conversation is teeming on the book's plot where the protagonist is assigned to spy on himself and his associates.

They are simply a gang of thugs who move into an area already teeming with drug smugglers/dealers, and extort them for taxes. Since these drug dealers can't go to the police for protection since they are doing something illegal they either pay up or the streets turn into a bloodbath.

Compulsory public education was invented by social engineers who wanted to control and command the teeming masses and make them pliant workers in their mills and plants. The folks who backed early mass education were the robber barons.

"Our teeming population is the strongest evidence our numbers are burdensome to the world, which can hardly support us from its natural elements. Our wants grow more and more keen and our complaints more bitter in all mouths, while nature fails in affording us our usual sustenance.

Just skimming over it, I found that it was teeming with grammatical errors and typos, with entire sentences garbled to the point where I couldn't tell what the authors had intended to say. I saw syntax errors in the code samples, which means that they weren't all verified to run as printed.

Data scientist" seems to be a way for mathematically literate programmers to separate themselves from the teeming masses of commoditized ScrumDrones. It seems to mean, "this person is smart enough to deserve dibs on the most interesting work".

With the Voyager probes, even if the galaxy is teeming with intelligent space-traveling life it's unlikely that anyone will every find the tiny little things.

If I can't identify you as somebody who might have something to say, most of the time you'll get mentally lumped in with the teeming masses who don't even have an informed opinion on the matter.

Sleepy midnight chow became a teeming communion of comrades ... In this case a meal was the center of a transformation,\nbut could another popular shared recurring\nactivity have worked?

Theoretically, Delhi has a policeman for every 223 people, but whats unstated is that most of their duty hours are spent on protecting the teeming number of political leaders who crowd the nations capital. Policing streets therefore is shoddy as is investigation of crime"."

We shouldn't be sentencing minor drug offenders and petty criminals to prison; it overloads the system and turns the place into a teeming madhouse where the prison staff is focused on survival, not actually rehabilitating the inmates. In combination with this, we need to get better quality guards.

No amount of bad behavior from teeming hoards of anonymous teenage internet commentators justifies the behaviors that preceded the public circus.