to be alive with造句

• We want this building to be alive with activity all the time,
• He asks Mason does he want to be alive with him.
• Then it will move to, ` I don't want to be alive with Alzheimer's disease.
• The slapping of feeding bass could be heard, however, and the water seemed to be alive with them.
• Nature is seen to be alive with invisible forces, minor deities, and spirits with which priests and medicine men mediate.
• Preliminary observations have shown the warm area around the Loki's Castle vents to be alive with diverse and apparently unique microorganisms and vent fauna, unlike vent communities observed elsewhere.
• The burial ground is used for rice cultivation and the very tombstones are worn down from the sharpening of native tools on them; where not cultivated, it is overgrown with high rank grass said to be alive with deadly cobras de capello.
• The Talmud ( Sanhedrin 57b ) understands this verse to be talking about the killing of a fetus; that is a fetus is considered to be alive with regard to the prohibition against murderer and all are warned not to kill him.
• The chances of a child being born with disorder are about one in a million, and only about 250 people are believed to be alive with the condition in the United States, said Dr . Kenneth Kraemer, a research dermatologist with the National Cancer Institute.