Sentence examples for bountiful day from inspiring English sources

It had been an unusually bountiful day at Big Brook, and everyone would be taking home loads of loot.

The CAFE serves elegant dinners ($150 for two with wine and tip) and a bountiful Sunday brunch ($55 a person with tip).

But after parishioners complained that the church looked run-down despite bountiful Sunday collections, Bishop Daily asked the Queens district attorney to investigate.

National optimism, bountiful before Sunday, has already grown circumspect.

Tomatoes are cheap and bountiful these days.

(La Rocco) 'The Trip to Bountiful' (closes on Wednesday) Michael Wilson's slow-handed staging of Horton Foote's 1953 drama about an old woman's journey into the past is most notable for its remarkable star, Cicely Tyson, who seems thoroughly rejuvenated by her return to Broadway.

With polygamists now on trial in Canada, Dives looked into the day-to-day lives of these Bountiful women who appear to defy stereotypes.

After a worrisome start to the growing season that fanned fears of food shortages and huge economic losses, the nation's most important crop is now on track for a bountiful harvest, the government said Tuesday.

Macedo suggests that the experiences of Winston Blackmore, the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints bishop of Bountiful, British Columbia, although admittedly atypical, underscore the dangers of polygamy.

If some tackles are agricultural, the studs-up lunge on Wayne Rooney which saw Charlie Adam sent off against Everton this Saturday was the most bountiful of harvests.

This may be how many women and girls continue to live in Bountiful and across dozens of Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS) settlementSaints FLDSrth America—but it isettlementsacrossthe eye of photographer Jackie Dives.