But it turns out that the nine years I spent in Beauty's kitchen were enough to nourish me for a lifetime.
Descriptions of people and places are rich enough to nourish the reader's imagination, but frugal enough to allow it to collaborate in the act of creation.
Last year, roughly half the country's farming families received coupons that entitled them to buy two 110-pound bags of fertilizer, enough to nourish an acre of land, for around $15 — about a third the market price.
Two soliloquies, one about the rigors of mink farming, delivered by Dan Dibble, the eccentric and entrepreneurial old farmer, the other about the mysteries of baseball, delivered by Augie Belfast, a grizzled scout for the Detroit Tigers, are beautifully detailed and mythically charged, enough to nourish actors with the fuel for great character turns.
Offspring of these Clock mutant mice fail to thrive, suggesting that their milk production may not be adequate enough to nourish their young [100], [101].
In this experiment, infected mothers would not survive long enough to nourish their pups and we used foster mothers to feed all newborns as described in the methods section.
Pup mortality is increased and growth rates slowed in litters of Clock mutant dams compared to wild-type dams, suggesting that milk production of the Clock mutant is not adequate enough to nourish offspring (Dolatshad et al., 2006).
There's no restaurant, but the buffet breakfast is delicious and the convivial bar serves hearty snacks, nourishing enough for brunch or supper.
More than enough survive to nourish hungry humans.
American officials said that each packet carried enough food to nourish an adult for one day.
