Sentence examples for to be bountiful from inspiring English sources
The marriage proved to be bountiful.
In the short term, it needs Christmas to be bountiful.
— The market for a 34-year-old outfielder coming off the worst season of his career with a history of injuries is unlikely to be bountiful.
It has also proved to be bountiful for the government in its campaign to root out insider trading on Wall Street.
Faster, lighter, sexier - why Apple's new iPad Air is a breath of fresh... air In contrast, supplies of the new iPad Air are expected to be bountiful, though it's uncertain as to whether demand will match that of the iPhone 5s.
From then on, data went from being scarce and expensive to collect to being bountiful and cheap to harvest (and store) – provided you had the necessary equipment and were in the right place in the ecosystem.
This is a gourmand holiday, and the food has to be plentiful and bountiful, with all the marvelous products of the fall.
Where getting big begins to hurt the product, small can be bountiful.
In the quest to defeat ageing, even the fruits of failure may be bountiful.
The profits from this line of work could be bountiful.
Initially, the marine catch appears to have been bountiful; analysis of what might be described as eleventh-century garbage shows that people in what is now Scotland dined on four-foot-long cod and five-foot-long pollack.
