Sentence examples for bountiful enough to from inspiring English sources

Even the starters are bountiful enough to double as a light meal, especially with the piping hot crusty rolls.

Nantucket bay scallops (at a hefty $16.50), a mountain of well-browned scallops, garbanzos, tomatoes and basil, was first-rate and bountiful enough to be an entree.

He calculated that moment to be about 1976, which we now know is the year that our production of food on Earth became bountiful enough to feed everyone.

Despite the lack of some important paintings, the show, assembled by Ralph Sessions, director of the gallery's drawings department, is a bountiful enough introduction to Metcalf's work.

And for those still in the game, the great big bountiful pie that was once enough to feed everyone is now a lot smaller.

This, however, is nothing we should be concerned about: "For, though the comprehension of our understandings comes exceeding short of the vast extent of things; yet we shall have cause enough to magnify the bountiful author of our being, for that proportion and degree of knowledge he has bestowed on us, so far above all the rest of the inhabitants of this our mansion" (I, I, 5).

It was enough to fill the entire trunk of the car, but still, I had a hard time making the baskets look bountiful.

To be sure, resources – time included – are never in such bountiful supply as to allow us to perform every rescue and fulfil every obligation.

Carrie finally makes it back to Bountiful, only to discover the town is now desolate.

Shine they do, from a bountiful antipasto to rack of lamb with delectable long-roasted potatoes.

Walker has written extensively about California, from its bountiful agriculture to its conservation movements.