Sentence examples for include an abundance of from inspiring English sources
Most entrees include an abundance of tasty brown rice and a house salad.
These movements, which include an abundance of foreclosures, have resulted in "misleading results," the committee said.
Quaint features include an abundance of fanciful arches, fake latticework filling window openings and the gilt and polychrome-tile-pattern stenciling decorating the interior and the exterior.
The great and very unromantic pain that she experienced is suggested by this exhibition, which manages to include an abundance of personal detail without seeming too salacious.
Even at Passover, Iranian dinners always include an abundance of rice, brought to Persia from the East about the time that Jews first arrived there.
Partisanship aside, while the 91,000 documents include an abundance of evidence that Mr. Verniero failed to protect black and Hispanic motorists from discrimination, no one has found the kind of smoking gun that would show he perjured himself.
But the urban farm concept — including an abundance of fresh produce and a genuine harvesting plan — was apparently just too darn offbeat to pass up.
Murphy is a discursive, if not rambling, narrator who includes an abundance of extraneous material, which some readers may find colourful, but others will consider exasperating or pointless.
Dedicated in 1898, it is distinguished by the richness of its decoration; the décor includes an abundance of marble, stained-glass Tiffany windows and a gilt-coffered, barrel-vault ceiling, in addition to three sets of mosaics.
The film includes an abundance of clips from her other films, and photographs capturing various journeys, projects and relationships, but it is less an archival exhibition than a wonder cabinet, full of whimsical inventions as well as recovered artifacts.
Life at eagle height has its benefits, especially in the heat of the summer, and the mountains hold their own delights, including an abundance of herbs such as thyme, oregano and rosemary, as well as honey that cannot be rivalled.
