Sentence examples for is bonanza from inspiring English sources
noun
In mining, a rich mine or vein of silver or gold.
This half-mile stretch of mesquite, cottonwoods, cattails and mossy, shallow water is Bonanza Spring, the largest in the Mojave.
Conventional television shows are called series for a reason: whether it is "Bonanza" or "Law & Order: SVU," these are serial dramas engineered to last, with replaceable characters and story lines that begin and end in under an hour.
Among them is Bonanza, which, with its "friendliest social community online," aims to put the human element back into e-commerce, "making people relevant again".
The show, of course, was "Bonanza," which ran for 430 episodes, from 1959 to 1973.
Airing opposite it were Bonanza on NBC and the new sitcom Maude on CBS.
It's "Bonanza" territory, with tall pines, mountain vistas, skiing, snowboarding and the occasional bear.
And holidays like Id al-Fitr, at the end of Ramadan, are bonanzas.
Casinos have been bonanzas for scores of other tribes across the country, and presumably could bankroll Mr. Smith's project.
Prisons are bonanzas in depressed areas, and Glenn R. Cooke, Seneca County's development director, calls Senator Nozzolio "our rainmaker".
Presidential election years in particular can be bonanzas.
This is a bonanza for Shostakovich fans.
