Today it teems with Arabian jasmine, turmeric and coffee plants.
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The land teems with salmon, bears, wolverines, lynx, and moose.
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It teems with technical institutes, bustling factories and civic spirit.
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Heartening, because Santiago Calatrava's soaring Oculus now teems with people.
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The animation teems with energy, its movement ceaseless and frantic.
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Everywhere you turn, every object you interact with teems with currency.
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The local college teems with parents learning English and new trades.
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The book teems with his endless pairings and hints at threesomes.
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The High Line teems these days, and not just with tourists.
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THE mucky sediment below fish farms usually teems with antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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The inconceivably diverse continent teems with ideas to be unearthed and shared.
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From dawn until late into the evening, the Y teems with activity.
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The Bay Area teems with innovation and a culture encouraging different approaches.
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In other episodes, the music teems with gnarly chords and thumping percussion.
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The lo-fi rap that thrives on SoundCloud teems with unruly energy.
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Its deserts shelter Islamist militants, and its Mediterranean coastline teems with migrants.
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But the Southern Ocean swirling around the continent paradoxically teems with life.
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Helicopter, free-range, tiger, elephant parents -- the parenting world teems with labels.
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The show teems with interesting characters, any of whom could become its center.
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Even as the city is dying, it teems with the business of life.
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The cinematic cosmos of the French director Arnaud Desplechin teems with literary allusions.
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Coverage of the novel coronavirus pandemic teems with monstrous and sometimes contradictory statistics.
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"The page of history teems with woman's wrongs," Sarah Grimké wrote in 1837.
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But, as our travel writer discovered, this reserve, pictured above, also teems with wildlife.
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Hollywood teems with pompous self-appointed kings ruling their fiefs as they see fit.
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The song's video, filmed in Atlanta's tough ninth ward, teems with guns and children.
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The verdant flora in Kloepper's illustrations teems with hidden insects, birds and neighborhood pets.
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Read: Greta Gerwig's film adaptation of "Little Women" teems with literary and cinematic references.
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Earth teems with life, from the smallest single-celled organism to the enormous blue whale.
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It's little surprise, then, that the famous volcanic land teems with foreign animals and plants.
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Dr Strominger showed a few years ago that the vacuum of space teems with them.
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The smoldering South Bronx wasteland depicted in "The Get Down" now teems with new construction.
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But as close-knit as the family is, it teems with secrets, neuroses and trauma.
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Like the postwar Vienna of Reed's classic, "The Departed" teems with compromised and untrustworthy characters.
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His knowledge has clearly informed the film, which teems with details that feel lived-through.
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Though it's less than 90 minutes long, "Alaxsxa / Alaska" teems with 30 or so scenes.
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From jellyfish to octopuses, anemones to sea cucumbers, life under the waves teems with squishy invertebrates.
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Why it teems with people—content, sated, relaxed—every time I walk up its dark stairs.
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For one thing, the lab outside the town still teems with ne'er-do-well doctors and scientists.
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The disco at Studio 54 teems with characters from Warhol's milieu: Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John, Basquiat, Keith Haring.
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The boreal forest of the Mezensky district in Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia, teems with wild reindeer, wolverines, and grouse.
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Satirizing Donald Trump's tweets is so beloved an Internet pastime that Twitter teems with parody accounts doing it.
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Paris teems with visitors, but its opera houses are a safe distance from its most tourist-infested quarters.
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The biggest rebel stronghold lies in the north-western province of Idlib, which teems with fighters from across Syria.
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Japanese animated film practically teems with plucky, inventive girls, but pictures depicting emotionally credible young women are relatively rare.
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But the man is a creative, a restless individual whose mind teems constantly with the flow of new ideas.
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At nearly 1,000 pages, Ms. Gabriel's book teems with details that are almost always fascinating even when not essential.
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Tap water itself, he writes in the chatty, informative "Never Home Alone," teems with amoebas, bacteria, nematodes and crustaceans.
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The fossil deposit also teems with tektites, tiny glass beads that are the telltale fallout of planetary-scale impacts.
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Though the Braves' minor league system teems with pitching prospects, the lineup of the future remains mostly a mystery.
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The stretch that meanders through New Delhi teems with filth and toxins, and its surface bubbles with thick, white foam.
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You could argue that one implies the other, but the Bible teems with examples of heroes who disobey the law.
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But the building actually teems with life: The granite-and-marble masterpiece was declared complete in 1899 by then-Gov.
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The free-agent market teems with options, and seems to be an easier way to plug holes than through trades.
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Beneath its dull green surface teems a population of Atlantic killifish, a silvery topminnow that's common along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Each black-and-white installment teems with a wild assortment of characters and oozes with the details of city streets.
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A tiny nook in Gillett Square, the shop teems with all the bedazzled supplies coveted by Hula-hooping's growing global fanbase.
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The world teems with memorable rhymes about alcohol, which seem to serve as cautionary advice against getting text-your-ex drunk.
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Front Burner The seasonal ramen at O Ya in NoMad teems with steamed clams in a lighter chicken and clam broth.
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Rivers in eastern North Carolina, still swollen from Hurricane Matthew's downpours, are flooding a region that teems with hog and poultry farms.
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Amid the mountains, valleys, lakes and rivers, Grand Teton National Park teems with wildlife including black bears, grizzlies, moose, antelope and bison.
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Meanwhile, the floor teems with people in scrubs who are really undercover cops, men in suits who are lawyers, assassins or both.
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The massive stand teems with demo kiosks where people spend hours waiting to play The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Influences aside, the movie so teems with delightful detail and has such an exuberant sense of play that it feels entirely fresh.
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The book teems with gossip from that bygone era, with the Kissingers, Reagans and a thousand high-haired socialites in starring roles.
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The city teems with people, some of whom have amassed world-class wealth, but most of whom live well below the poverty line.
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The surrounding area teems with luxury hotels, and Mr. Lissner recommends the Hôtel de Crillon and Le Meurice for a post-performance drink.
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At once erudite and colloquial, the book resists prescriptive judgments, teems with surprising juxtapositions, and evokes the contagious enthusiasm of a cool teacher.
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The Folsom Street Fair, an annual outdoor festival in the city focused on B.D.S.M., now teems with pups, where once there were few.
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Tucson is home to one of the largest Border Patrol stations in the country, and it teems with human rights and humanitarian aid groups.
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The region between Earth and the sun, a distance of some 93 million miles, teems with solar flares and solar wind and charged particles.
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The webcams bring the unfettered wildness of Alaska's remote Katmai National Park — which teems with brown bears and salmon — to viewers across the globe.
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Elba gets by on sheer charisma, but the supporting cast teems with what amount to colorful cameos, among them Kevin Costner as Molly's father.
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His building appears derelict from the outside, with the ground-floor windows boarded up, but inside it teems with families packed into tiny units.
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Truth be told, there's not much to the story, but this adorable debut by Parker teems with delicate details, many of them visual puzzles.
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But a workplace that teems with vitality is no accident; a lot of thought and effort goes into to creating an engaged employee population.
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But her new lyrics offer a revealing look into a personal life that teems with emotions: joy, longing, hope, disappointment, crushing heartbreak and stubborn resolve.
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In a sense, the novel is allegorical: It teems with quickly drawn characters who shed light on the multivalent nature of the global refugee crisis.
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The city teems with people who moved here for work, school, family, or just to live nearer to the spinach and sausage meatloaf at Murphy's.
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The venue in Kranj, a municipal sports hall which on weekdays teems with pupils taking their PE classes, has hosted climbing world cups since 223.
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Read: Arctic permafrost is melting so fast it's damaging scientists' equipment The underbelly of the ice teems with zooplankton -- tiny crustaceans that feed on the phytoplankton.
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The uncanny valley teems with creepy humanoids—machines not quite perfect enough to be mistaken for people, but not quite comically robotic enough to be endearing.
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Marilyn Mugot's Instagram feed teems with cinematic images of cluttered streets, slumbering high-rises, and empty shopping malls illuminated by the neon glow of city lights.
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It connects with the country's youth culture and its music scene, which teems with resourcefulness, energy, and collaboration in a land without virtually any internet connection.
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As with singles "Weight" and "Where is She," Symbolic Use of Light teems with tightknit loops, resulting in a weightless sound that's somewhat softened and alienesque.
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Frank Bruni There are villains out there of infinitely greater consequence than the one I'm about to describe, and the news of late teems with them.
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This documentary by David Lickley (all but two of the seven daily showings are in 3-D) explores a frozen environment that actually teems with life.
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The trailer teems with impressive battle scenes, but why is Netflix releasing this "Braveheart"-like epic only in select theaters while streaming it at the same time?
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The RiNo district also teems with culinary intrigue, from the new Super Mega Bien serving Mexican tapas dim-sum style to the contemporary wood-fired grill Acorn.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — This cosmopolitan city on the southern coast of Victoria teems with great restaurants of all sorts, and the diners there are often thirsty for wine.
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They start from the understanding that healthy soil teems with more than a billion microorganisms per teaspoon and the behavior of those organisms facilitates hardy plant life.
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Released just five months after Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, Night of the Living Dead teems with political undertones that address the nation's turbulent race relations.
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"For all the women" teems with engaging ideas and arresting images, but they never assume a compelling and coherent form, or even a fluent language of their own.
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"Boys" is a sugary-pop crush song, and the video teems with famous men winking into the camera as they slyly perform everyday tasks in a sexy way.
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Filming in CinemaScope and Technicolor, Fuller offers a virtual travelogue of Tokyo street life that teems with gangland insiders ready to jump at orders from their American boss.
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From blob-like jellyfish to rock-like lichens, our planet teems with such diversity of life that it is difficult to recognise some organisms as even being alive.
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The album, due in February, is called "Man of the Woods" — yes, you read that right — and the trailer teems with lustrous nature shots and rich earth tones.
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That means some 600 square miles of the western side of the island — which teems (or once did) with forests, woodlands, and koalas — have been consumed by bushfires.
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People love taking selfies in front of famous buildings, and Instagram teems with people posing alongside storied landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Burj Khalifa, and the Empire State Building.
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Loup's visuals are deeply sensual: the countryside teems with life, chair upholstery is plump and shiny, and the baby's screams tear across the page in jagged, dry-edged black.
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In fact it brings forth not a little pain, for this work teems with a passion that is all reflex, and an anger that is unfocused and almost cynical.
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Like a lot of Tarzan stories, this one teems with striking flora and fauna, much of it skillfully computer generated, some of it captured on location in green, green Gabon.
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Neil Collins, the winemaker at Tablas Creek, talks about the soil being more alive, that it teems with more microorganisms, and how that vibrance finds its way into the bottle.
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The sometimes searing, occasionally abstract words prompted Mr. Sorey to venture into his full storehouse of stylistic effects, and he has responded with a score that teems with vivid contrasts.
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Bone marrow is considered a potential cure because it teems with stem cells, which can create replacements for cells that are missing or defective as a result of genetic flaws.
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Instead of an honest analysis of the complex issues and competing values at play, the book teems with vastly overstated claims, questionable statistics and quotes massaged beyond their original meaning.
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Experiencing the "pure life" of Costa Rica is a unique experience — it teems with an energy and spirit both infectious and memorable, and I hope to experience it again soon.
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Sculptures mimicking fly-infested rotting flesh hang from the ceiling, a staircase teems with unspoken messages, and an audio installation immerses visitors in the sounds of a decaying body left uninterred.
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Since the Civil War, the lives and misfortunes of those anonymously interred in bulldozed pits have gone untold and unmourned while the rest of the city teems with life around them.
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Today, we have tools that allow children or, for that matter, anyone, to help us document the life that teems inside houses in ways that can lead to real scientific discoveries.
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Not counting Mr. Wright's own film, it opens with Walter Hill's "The Driver" (Friday), which stars Ryan O'Neal as a stoic getaway driver and teems with stellar Los Angeles location shooting.
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Experimental almost to the point of confrontation, and largely stripped of the melodicism which had sweetened its predecessors, it is not an easy record to listen to, although it teems with ideas.
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Old Havana, especially, teems with visitors from the United States, many of whom say they are eager to see the nation before it changes and becomes more like any another Caribbean destination.
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The Mitsubishi plant is arguably the most high tech member of South Alabama's "chemical corridor," a 20143-mile stretch that teems with manufacturers of everything from protective coatings to artificial sweeteners to insecticides.
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Its website teems with stories hailing Turkey's purchase of Russia's S-400 missile system, which NATO and in particular America opposes, as a sign of the country's increasing independence from the Western alliance.
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Adelson, the first mover into Macau's Cotai strip - once a dusty stretch of reclaimed land which now teems with glitz and cavernous gambling halls - said the market in Macau was continuing to recover.
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But there's no argument that in an era that teems with choice, brims with niche marketing and exalts individualism to the extent that ours does, we're sorting ourselves with a chillingly ruthless efficiency.
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Talk about being upstaged... Summer-Fall, 2016 Show business seems to have an inherently self-reflexive bent: its history teems with movies about the movie industry, with plays and musicals about the theater.
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In that same way, though the Triple Rock feels sterile when it's empty, the room teems with life the second the lights go down and the people on the dance floor come alive.
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Written by David Gordon Green, Danny McBride, and Scott Teems, with Green set to direct, Halloween Kills will be the second film in a trilogy, followed by Halloween Ends, coming in October 2021.
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His fanciful mural, intended to brighten the walls of the chow hall, teems with mansard roofs, neon signs, Victorian houses and other details inspired by the Japanese-born painter he admires, Hiro Yamagata.
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Sonoma, population 11,000 and situated 40 miles north of San Francisco, stands apart from Silicon Valley to the south, which teems with venture capital investors, start-ups and technology juggernauts like Apple and Facebook.
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The 290 Democratic field now teems with proposals to mitigate rampaging wealth and income inequality, from Kamala Harris's plan to increase tax credits for low- and moderate-income families to Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax.
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Its vision of the natural world teems with energy and purpose; it's both inviting and imposing, full of unexpected details and movement that vacillate between realism and light abstraction as the moment calls for.
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The physical world of the movie teems with diverting period detail, which, along with the always interesting looking and sometimes very attractive members of the cast, are well shot by the cinematographer Maksim Osadchiy.
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Imagine the onslaught: Spotify already teems with branded content in playlist form, and if said brands started regularly producing music of their own, branded takeover will become that much less of an alarmist buzzword.
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Nizhny Novgorod has its own Kremlin that is connected to Gorky Square — site of a towering Gorky statue — by Bolshaya Pokrovskaya, a street that teems on match days with painted faces, flags, and feverish chanting.
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Hoanib Valley Camp The camp sits on the banks of the Obias River, just outside the private Palmwag Concession — a conservancy area — and overlooks the Hoanib River that teems with elephants, giraffes, oryx and springbok.
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This was a time when Alexander McQueen was considered a bit "out there" for putting on a show in Shoreditch—an area that today teems with brioche bun pop-ups and cold brew coffee shops.
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The scrappy neighborhood teems with immigrants, tourists and under-loved architectural highlights like Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, Teatro Dell' Opera and Piazza della Repubblica (home to an Eataly), all less than a 10-minute walk.
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To the extent that the administration is staffed, it teems with government naïfs, and that has been apparent in the botched composition and rollout of executive orders and in the failed attempt to undo Obamacare.
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" Yazdani's mesmerizing watercolor and pencil art teems with fascinating details as it makes the park's past and present seem unified, driving home the importance of creating and preserving "quiet green spots in a fast-changing world.
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The plot has a light dusting of "Hamlet," but the movie — with its wide-screen, black-and-white compositions and its corrosive indictment of the Japanese business world — teems with a tragic grandeur distinct to Kurosawa.
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What teems with associations to an ancient history is simultaneously imbued with a certain mutability, as if to assert that any past that we as human beings inherit may nevertheless be malleable and manipulated in the present.
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In Turkey, where the earth teems with the relics of dozens of ancient civilisations—and where over the past couple of decades the economy has been powered by a construction frenzy—development regularly takes priority over heritage.
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The area has millions of tropical sea birds, including rare albatrosses, and it teems with sea life such as endangered whales, sharks and dolphins, as well as deep-sea black coral, considered the longest-living marine species.
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Jarmusch is known for his deadpan dialogue and formal wit, but the sense that emerges from his work as a whole is of an oeuvre that teems with solitude, outcasts and an almost peaceful resignation toward death.
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They are some of more than 2100 invasive species that conservationists must battle in New York State, which teems with a growing number of plants, birds, fish, insects, mosses, molds and fungi that actually belong somewhere else.
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Image: Schmidt Ocean InstituteThe Back-Arc region contains chimneys up to 100 feet tall and teems with life including shrimp, crabs, and lobster, according to a recent press release from the Schmidt Ocean Institute in Palo Alto, California.
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In this novel, which teems with lives, the versions of their friendship in which those errors didn't occur seem to exist alongside the versions that did, and these alongside relationships with various partners, children, siblings, parents and colleagues.
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With its green panels and original wooden wheels, Syd's is one of the few Shoreditch establishments to retain some of its original character, staying defiantly old-school in an area that teems with pop-up shops and trendy bars.
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The street teems with life—drunk people stumbling through the crowd en masse, pedicabs swerving—and when the tropical rain falls, it falls hard, sending the pathways into chaos and turning the road into a temporary Lake Del Carmen.
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The Issue: "The world literally teems with bacteria, and there is a sort of artificiality in believing that drinking water is completely sterile," says Amesh Adalja, infectious disease physician and senior associate at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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Directed by Dome Karukoski from a script by David Gleeson and Stephen Beresford, this picture about the pre-fame days of the author of "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" teems with many on-the-nose moments.
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Inspired by her experiences on a Fulbright grant to Mexico and Guatemala, the semi-autobiographical Joy Street teems with jungles imbued with an almost Rousseauian vibrancy, delivering a revitalizing shock to its bed-ridden protagonist as she copes with her depression.
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At first, it seemed almost too good to be true: $229 a month for unlimited fitness classes, in a city like New York, which teems with top studios offering every kind of workout you could dream of and then some?
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Michigan's Greek system promised to self-police, and this semester a new set of rules was introduced for game days, when this city teems with tens of thousands of students decked out in the university's colors of maize and blue.
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All the while the orchestra teems with fragments of skittish lines, piercing sonorities with notes that mingle into needling dissonances, chords that unfold in halting bursts atop pulsing rhythmic figures, and ominous, heaving bass lines that sometimes seem eerily disconnected.
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We must be reading the new Brian Panowich novel, LIKE LIONS (Minotaur, $26.99), which is set in the Blue Ridge foothills of north Georgia and teems with the kind of mountain folk who sleep with their boots on, cradling their guns.
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Despite the bleakness, this 21-square-mile reserve, established by the Chilean government in 22, teems with wildlife: hares, tuco-tucos (mole-like rodents), skunks, armadillos, gray foxes, pumas, guanacos, lizards and dozens of species of birds unique to Patagonia.
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The film teems with lived-in details from its rural Louisiana setting (like the lengthy discussion of how to cure a dog of mange in the film's opening) and springs to life whenever Wendell Pierce is onscreen as an alcoholic preacher.
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These days, the internet teems with comely options that cost less than a low-end cellphone, sold by independent boutiques and artisans rather than faceless corporations, with claims, albeit unverifiable, to source conflict-free diamonds (for those who want diamonds at all).
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But Kay Hanley, on the roof of that Tacoma school, isn't the only reason that 10 Things I Hate About You seems to have directed my growth as a music fan: it teems with positive girl role models, both musical and otherwise.
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The state-run news media teems with glowing reviews of the app, including stories about diligent hospital workers and kindergarten teachers who open Study the Great Nation as soon as they awaken, even before they drink water or go to the bathroom.
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Instead, the village on Hempstead Harbor teems with buildings from the Victorian era, nonconformist confections that seem to clamor for attention: Shingles mix with clapboards, slate tiles are arrayed like flower petals, and wood trim, with curlicue carvings, offers the architectural equivalent of a doily.
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Costello is one of a random gaggle of celebrities who have been mustered for the occasion, some for the sake of a single observation; do we really need Eddie Izzard to tell us how funny the Beatles were, when the movie teems with their larks?
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The after-hours appeal is a bar area overlooking the exhibits that teems with millennials taking selfies and posting to Instagram, often holding an augmented reality cocktail — one that superimposes a computer-generated image above the rim of the glass — using their smartphones and the Artechouse app.
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Instagram teems with photos of the lights in New York, and tourists seem to particularly enjoy the vista, whether they are gazing at billboards in Times Square or taking helicopter and boat tours for a bird's-eye view of skyscrapers, including the iconic Empire State Building.
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Three coffee table books focusing on Mr. Evans have been published in the last decade, including one by the New York-based dealer Todd Merrill, whose TriBeCa-based showroom teems with Mr. Evans's chrome case pieces and steel coffee tables that look as if they were built from stalagmites.
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In winter, the view from their home swept over Lower Bay and Sandy Hook Bay, all the way to Atlantic Highlands, N.J. The horses and turkeys are gone, but Lighthouse Hill, a neighborhood in the center of Staten Island that feels like a suburb with semirural tendencies, still teems with wildlife.
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Capital of Georgia and the heart of the Caucasus, the city teems with riches: cathedrals that rise in the hills like layer cakes; hidden cafes bursting with bric-a-brac, and a bohemian art scene that is slowly peeling away the Soviet grit from this survivalist town to reveal a vibrant creative core.
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Creator Julie Plec (co-creator of The Vampire Diaries and steward of this particular universe) has come up with an idea where Hope (Danielle Rose Russell) — the daughter of two Originals characters whose blood teems with vampire, werewolf, and witch DNA — starts attending a magic school that was set up in the Vampire Diaries finale.
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The Shindigger WASHINGTON — Settling into a red chintz high-backed chair a week ago at Off the Record, the subterranean bar in the Hay-Adams hotel across from the White House that teems with so many of the capital's mandarins, the British politician Nigel Farage surveyed the room over a Tanqueray gin and tonic.
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" Social history lives and dies in the integrity of its details, and this authoritative work teems with well-sourced material, presenting the Tudor world with a particular focus on the personal habits and strengths of its women, making the claim that "the art of majesty was as evident behind closed doors as it was in public.
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In a great review of Lisa Randall's Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs: The Astounding Interconnectedness of the Universe that appeared in the New York Review of Books in 2016, Lawrence Krauss noted that every cubic centimeter of space teems with photons left over from the Big Bang, particles that last interacted with matter when the universe was 300,18033 years old.
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The Empire State Building Haughwout Building Flatiron Building Three buildings on West Tenth Street Nineteen Street (after) The Van Dyke Building West 72nd Street Dorilton Apartments Alwyn Court Bank on Eighth The Ansonia The Empire State Building Haughwout Building Flatiron Building Three buildings on West Tenth Street Nineteen Street (after) The Van Dyke Building West 72nd Street Dorilton Apartments Alwyn Court Bank on Eighth The Ansonia New York City teems with beautiful buildings, but it can be hard to admire them through the crowds and the grime.
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