Meanings of flow copiously in English

In the process of repeating the words, tears began to flow copiously.

We found abundance of water, in the driest season, at four feet, and it has never ceased to flow copiously.

Whatever surprises Wilde had in store, there was also sure to be good conversation and good wine-bothtended to flow copiously in Wilde's proximity.

The tears of the good Amelia flowed copiously.

The blood had flowed copiously from the incision thus made, and the wound was even now very painful.

Blood flowed copiously, and the Dragon-king, under stress of the pain, begged his foe to spare his life.

The tears were flowing copiously down Dan's cheeks as he stood by while the surgeons examined Vincent's wound.

I immediately drank, and certainly I was much surprised at the delightful liquid that flowed copiously down my throat.

He staggered, but remained standing, supporting himself by the mantel piece, while the blood flowed copiously from his wound.

A sort of swelling had formed there; the blood had flowed copiously through the hole at the back of the head.

He put a hand to his side and writhed on the floor in agony, while blood flowed copiously from his wound.

I remember one man going by on foot, with a small cut on the brow, from which blood was flowing copiously.

"See," she said, gasping as the tears flowed copiously.

At my taking the pen I knew not the first word I should write; when I began, suitable matter flowed copiously, nay, impetuously.

Tears, the first he had shed since the hour in which he last pressed his Marion to his heart, now flowed copiously from his eyes.