Sentence examples for a bountiful year from inspiring English sources
A bountiful year for the hares meant a plentiful year for lynxes, while dismal hare years were often followed by bad lynx years.
At some point I have to say, 'Don't blame the spill — life's unfair!' " At the Lafitte civic center stop in late afternoon, a woman waved a sheaf of receipts at him to claim that this was going to be a bountiful year for shrimping, so reimbursement should be higher than might be judged from the previous two disappointing years.
In a bountiful year, Names typically enjoy 25% returns on their capital from premium income and they need to put up only half the capital they pledge.
Combined with the anonymity of bitcoin and the rise of targeted attacks focused on soft targets like hospitals, 2016 is shaping up to be a bountiful year in the extortion business.
In compiling this list, we've been struck by what a bountiful year 2015 has been so far.
It has been a great big bountiful year for books about the movies.
But before entering Alkinoos' palace, Odysseus saw his home, Ithaca, in a garden that was bountiful year round: sweet figs, apples, pears, pomegranates and olives, Homer recounts in the seventh book of the "Odyssey," never die.
In fact, James has always been a binge-watcher (as well as a binge-reader and, especially in the last few bountiful years, a binge-writer).
The mid-1950's were bountiful years, bringing "The Groves of Academe," Mary McCarthy's novel about a man who tries to save his job by pretending that he's a blacklisted Communist; "Pictures From an Institution," Randall Jarrell's spoof of Mary McCarthy as she was writing that novel; and "Pnin," Vladimir Nabokov's tale of a Russian professor in America with a tenuous grip on the English language.
Boise City recovered from the Dust Bowl and has periodically enjoyed bountiful years since.
It is true that pay was large far too large, it is clear, now that so many of the profits bankers earned in the bountiful years have turned out to be illusory.
