Sentence examples for delicious abundance from inspiring English sources

But then I remember that fairytale pipit on Bleaklow, and the delicious abundance of the tops in high summer: those same red mires turned to meadows of white-waving cotton grass, noisy with the song of the larks suspended invisibly overhead (and the sense that somehow your heart has been sent up among them).

The relentless rise of social media, online fandoms, and low-cost creative software has yielded a delicious abundance of fantastic fan collaborations, such as Star Wars Uncut, a project in which hundreds of Star Wars fans banded together to recreate Star Wars: A New Hope, 15 second clip by 15 second clip.

Foraging is also permitted, and provides a seasonal abundance of delicious berries, mushrooms and fish.

The inaugural Frieze New York fair taking place on Randalls Island this weekend offers an abundance of delicious victuals for the spendthrift billionaire and penny-wise student alike.

Patrons can catch the Irish news on television Tuesday evenings, and almost any night there is an abundance of delicious conversation and lively debate that can bruise egos but never slake thirst.

We may be too sophisticated to pay over-inflated prices for pompous service and over-worked food when we have an abundance of delicious food available in our mid-priced restaurants, but we are still keen, and willing to pay, for a genuinely special dining experience.

Miami is such a mixture of cuisines and with a abundance of delicious fruits and vegetables grown year-round.

Inside, the ghosts never put a toe over the line of "mischievous," and the house elves ensure the banquet tables in the Great Hall groan with an abundance of delicious food.

Inside, the ghosts never put a toe over the line of "mischievous," and the house elves ensure the banquet tables in the Great Hall groan with an abundance of delicious food.

It is a fine, rich valley, about thirty miles from Port Platte; heavily timbered with mahogany all round; well watered; flowers so beautiful; fruits in abundance, so delicious that you could not refrain from stopping to eat, till you could eat no more.

It seems strange that such a delicious wild vegetable, growing in abundance and that can easily be cultivated too, has become so rare to us.