teemed in a sentence

1. Once, the earth had teemed with billions of creatures.

2. I answered that until today I esteemed Azal highly, but now he was less than a dog in my sight.'

3. This was a time when the seas first teemed with animal life, and the first recognisably modern ecosystems began to take shape.

4. 'There's really no award that is more esteemed than the Oscar in acting, and for music, it is also extremely special,' she said.

5. "When I asked Helene what it was that made her leave such a long, esteemed, powerful and lucrative career, her answer was pretty simple…'I stopped waking up with a smile.'"

6. The increasing attention paid to similar ideas in France ever since 1840 made Socialism and Communism fashionable in Germany also, and as far back as 1843, all newspapers teemed with discussions of social questions.

7. In addition, as the competition features participating clubs from 13 countries across Asia every year, we are happy to have an esteemed partner like FxPro, who delivers their invaluable forex trading services in Asia.'

8. What this means is that, on average, for every twenty natives alive at the moment of European contact - when the lands of the Americas teemed with numerous tens of millions of people - only one stood in their place when the bloodbath was over.

9. I am convinced that he will fill this position with a great deal of commitment, his es-teemed eye for detail and high professional competence and that he will form a good team with the Vice President Research and International Affairs, Prof. Dr. Goetz Greve".

10. Despite being in a free state, New York City teemed with slave catchers and kidnappers, says Eric Foner, a historian of 19th-century America at Columbia University, and these people were known to even grab free African Americans off the city’s streets and sell them into slavery.