Sentence examples for bountiful were from inspiring English sources

Foote's plays "The Chase" (1952) and "The Trip to Bountiful" were staged in New York, but received little attention.

The province of British Columbia had asked the court to review the law after polygamy charges against two men in the village of Bountiful were dropped in 2009 partly over concerns about the law's constitutional status.

The list is long of species that were once bountiful, were commercially exploited, and now cling perilously to their very existence.

Girls in Bountiful were taught to never question their husbands or fathers, to never to turn down sexual advances, and to have as many children as possible.

Earlier this year, a formerly married man and woman from Bountiful were convicted of taking a 13-year-old girl across the U.S. border in 2004 to become the child bride of American sect leader Warren Jeffs.

I ask her, does she know who Lady Bountiful is?

Still, "Bountiful" is not so much with us.

Bess Truman's reaction to Eleanor's liberal Lady Bountiful was a kind of down-home reticence.

An article on April 14 about Cicely Tyson, who is on Broadway in the current revival of "The Trip to Bountiful," misstated the year "Bountiful" was adapted for film.

Her metamorphosis from frightened schoolgirl to la dona bountiful is an act of will and courage, and denial.

But the seventy-nine-year-old Cicely Tyson, who shines in "The Trip to Bountiful," is likely to win.