bountifully

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• The finished dish, bountiful with vegetables and fresh, fragrant herbs, spooned onto plates with the homey biscuits served on top or alongside, makes for a meal that’s so alluring and satisfying, it’s easy to forget its humble beginnings.

• It’s possible, though, that bountiful habitats along southern Africa’s coastline fostered an especially broad range of cultural innovations, he suggests.

• He began his career just as Antarctica was identified as a bountiful new source of micrometeorites.

• Still today, food remains suspiciously scarce for many Nigerians, despite the country’s bountiful natural resources.

• This, too, could be temporary, the report said, especially if the 2021 harvest is bountiful.

• And her work in Trip to Bountiful was widely hailed as an Emmy sure thing.

• A young man who just turned 18 years old finally has told the world his bountiful news.

• But Condola Rashad deserves the Tony for her small but compelling role in The Trip to Bountiful.

• I obsess about the bountiful, authentic carbonara, and well dressed people, and the gardens...and I could go on....

• What better way to celebrate the earth than with a bountiful spread of the best spring vegetables?

• This brings to my Memory (what I cannot help smiling at) the bountiful Banter, you at this time endeavoured to put upon me.

• In New York he was much impressed with the "elegant country seats," with the bountiful hospitality, and the lavish way of living.

• In the valleys the land is a deep alluvial loam, easily worked, producing bountiful crops of the finest leaf tobacco.

• The crop is usually bountiful, notwithstanding the heat of the summer and the absence of moisture in the soil.