pullulating

Stretched across panoramic wide-screen, the eye-popping film portrays 1920 Vienna as a pullulating Old World metropolis, its buildings reeling at canted angles, its streets hosting grotesque violence.

Records attesting to his death were pullulating like insect eggs and verifying each other beyond all contendon.

Ms. Rousseff is not formally charged with corruption and her supporters like to point out that Brazilian politics are pullulating with corruption scandals that hit all parties.

Its usually deserted street was pullulating with child life.

During the retreat of our troops after the battle of Talavera, I found the wounds of many of our men, that had not been dressed for three or four days, pullulating with maggots.