profusions

And she'll gently tutor guests in the adjoining tea garden on how to properly drink an Ostfriesen tea: first crackle the sugar, then drizzle cream over the back of a spoon to create wulkje , or cloudlike, profusions like those at the North Sea, and finally drink, don't mix.

The Most Agreeable Hour 2011

He ventured beyond his master's sober, traditional style, adding details in silk and organza that would eventually develop into the light, bright and colorful profusions of stiff, transparent ribbon that distinguish Mr. Borghi's most elaborate hats, which can sell for as much as

A Hat Fit for a Queen 2010

DORIAN GRAY: Such lush profusions of non sequiturs, such exquisite clusters of misplaced modifiers, such delicate embroideries of empty sentences…it would be a loss, a true loss to humanity, to make a single suggestion.

Professor seeks grader, preferably Victorian 2009

DORIAN GRAY: Such lush profusions of non sequiturs, such exquisite clusters of misplaced modifiers, such delicate embroideries of empty sentences…it would be a loss, a true loss to humanity, to make a single suggestion.

The Little Professor: 2009

But then again, I will have poppy profusions, as we know…;

Nigella Jungle « Fairegarden 2009

Which should have surprised approximately no one, not that you'd know that from the profusions of rage and disappointment -- or from the far right, happy rage -- that Obama's trip to Copenhagen came up short.

William Bradley: Why Obama Doesn't Deserve the Nobel Peace Prize, Or the Olympics Rap 2009

Generation ships that take hundreds of years to ferry colonists out to other star systems where — as we are now discovering — there are profusions of planets to explore.

2007 December 02 « Whatever 2007

Generation ships that take hundreds of years to ferry colonists out to other star systems where — as we are now discovering — there are profusions of planets to explore.

A Month of Writers, Day Two: Charles Stross « Whatever 2007

She spent days being escorted around the various palace galleries and apartments, through room after room filled with pictures from floor to ceiling, dazzled by the profusions of portraits, landscapes, and unrivaled masterpieces by all the great painters.

The Dragon’s Trail Joanna Pitman 2006

Walking around this colossal treasure house, I found fabulous portraits of grand French connoisseurs of the period, men like Crozat, whose beautiful houses were crammed with billowing profusions of statuary, paintings, wall hangings, carpets, and drawings.

The Dragon’s Trail Joanna Pitman 2006