alive with

1. Teeming with, full of, as in After the annual stocking, the pond was alive with trout. [Late 1700s]

Example Sentences

The tomato was alive with a voice clear and strong.

From Salon

Jos Buttler had kept England alive with 25 from 11, including three sixes, but they were left to rue top-order wickets as Phil Salt was caught at fine leg from the first ball of the chase, Jacob Bethell chipped to cover for seven and captain Harry Brook made a chaotic four-ball duck.

From BBC

In the early morning, the east-facing yard is alive with butterflies and bees, dancing over electric-purple whorls of celestial blue sage and sunny Palmer’s Indian mallow growing over the fence.

From Los Angeles Times

Such as trying to work better counts, stay alive with two strikes when needed, and striking a better balance between patience and aggression.

From Los Angeles Times

London Spirit kept their faint qualification hopes alive with a 47-run win over Southern Brave in The Hundred men's competition at Lord's.

From BBC

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