replete with food

Replete with food and a good, long laugh, at any other occasion everyone would settle back for a time before the dancing began.

Now, the female returns replete with food to regurgitate for her chicks.

It opened in 1939 and was a model of its kind, landscaped and replete with food and service shops.

With Cheen vanished into the crowd, Conan wandered to a large table replete with food and drink.

"From a cold, empty world, from a concentration camp, it removed us to an institution set down in the midst of a bountiful farm, a world replete with food.

When torches were lit and everyone replete with food and wine-though I drank naught but small beer-I was finally allowed a respite from the Companions' searching questions.

And at last, of an evening, I could summon up my dinner table, with its comfortable surrounds of fireplace and wallpaper; and perhaps the table could be manufactured already replete with food!

In fact, the day was so replete with food, mother wit and "sistah spirit" that it played almost as if snatched from a page out of one of the many black-life novels and memoirs that cram her bookshelves.

Although, to humans, several of the harbor islands and their environs may look like slums, to the birds they resemble an Everglades paradise, replete with food and nesting sites and free of threats from people, raccoons and most other predators.

The evening became a cherished occasion for festive family gatherings replete with food, drink and "defitsitnye" - in short supply - gifts for the children, a rare moment of glitter and good will amid a generally drab and wary existence.

In exchange for food and drink he would write essays and program a monthly series of "presentations/symposia/bacchanals replete with food, drink, music, and general boisterousness garlanding the central pleasure of bright intellects voicing their excellent texts, winging it in conversation, and screening or presenting various textual and visual delights."