| The rocks there abound with crayfish, paua, mussels, kina, maomao and snapper. |
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| Ancient traditions and rituals tend to abound with precepts and injunctions. |
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| Like his metamorphic music, Stochansky's own life is abound with steady shifts and controlled chaos. |
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| Even if they have been reared from a young age in captivity, news reports abound with animal attacks. |
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| The Pilsen Region does not only abound with rich cultural heritage, it has an entrancing landscape as well. |
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| During the summer months, its locks abound with colourful sail boats and other pleasure craft. |
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| Magnificent homes abound with enormous lots, many with the Assiniboine River in their own backyards. |
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| As noted by the CHRC, the current pay equity provisions abound with inherent opportunities and incentives for delay. |
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| Both the Old and the New Testaments abound with examples in testimony of this truth. |
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| The Limousin region offers lush green countryside, forests, rivers and lakes, all abound with a wealth of flora and fauna. |
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| Thanks to its crystalline, pure waters and varying depths, the seas around Elba abound with migratory and non-migratory fish. |
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| These cities abound with history and culture as does the via-aquaduct at the Pont du Gard which was built in Roman times. |
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| Firstly, history does not abound with examples of agricultural systems that developed in situations of totally open trade. |
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| Nyon and its surroundings abound with nice hotels which range from five-star to simple family pensions. |
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| The Nordic environments, as for the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, abound with marine organisms of great potential. |
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| A whole new world of exotic design possibilities abound with zen-like bamboo, luxurious lacewood, distinctive makore, or safari zebrawood to name a few. |
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| The cities abound with buildings of significant architectural merit while Scotland's rich past and artistic treasures can be discovered in the many interesting galleries throughout the country. |
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| Playgrounds still abound with casual homophobic insults. |
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| Just a few steps away from the house you will find yourself in the middle of a natural area abound with mountain vineyards, olive and apple trees, and wild rosemary, not to mention the frenquent chirping of crickets. |
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| Outdoors or in, Montreal's many rinks abound with grandparents in fine fettle, grandchildren getting the feel of their first blades, and lovers gliding hand in hand. |
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| The moment when water passes from a liquid to a steam state, it abound with dissolved salts They precipitate forming scaling deposits, that, in times, can prevent the appliance from. functioning. |
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| The rivers in June, July, and August, abound with ketas, and hump-backed salmon. |
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| Ethical issues abound with genetic testing for late onset diseases. |
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| The rivers and lakes abound with fish, from which the inhabitants prepare their favourite condiment of ngapee. |
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| Intervals of all sizes abound with stacked fourths, fifths and diminished fifths being some favorites of the composer. |
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| Problems abound with such free-flowing thought. |
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| Formal patterns abound with quirky details. |
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| Quaint shops in Old San Juan abound with jewelry and local handicrafts such as santos, cuatros and guiros and masks. |
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| These history-filled surroundings abound with vestiges: those of a 17th century manor house, a water-filled moat and a dovecote, former hunting lodge. |
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| Reports of the passage of the remnance of the Spanish Armada around Ireland abound with onerous accounts of hardships and survival. |
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| These areas abound with activities, spurred by a philosophy that puts the children's overall well-being and development at the forefront of their efforts on the children behalf. |
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| Around the Chinese Quarter are areas such as the Arcadian and Hurst Street Gay Village, that abound with bars and clubs. |
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| Meadows abound with sainfoin, yellow rattles, rampions, orchids, campions, clovers, pink Bistort, Viper's Bugloss, Ox-eye Daisy, bellflowers and even Orange lilies. |
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| Even these five instances are open to another interpretation, not as adnominal determiner, but as markers of hesitation and false start, which abound with some speakers. |
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| The hills here, and indeed all the heathy grounds in general, abound with the sweet-smelling plant which the Highlanders call gaul, and with dwarf juniper in many places. |
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