| He was a somewhat diminutive boy, clad in a velvet suit with a lace collar, both of which were plentifully bespattered with mud. |
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| It was heaped far too plentifully and upset the balance of the dish with its harsh vinegar astringency. |
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| But while Joe has beaten him before, plentifully, Kerewin has only been kind and repeatedly succored him with food. |
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| For a start, this music is uninhibited, drawing plentifully from the lightweight and somewhat swingy end of the spectrum. |
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| Meat was plentifully distributed within the burrito and the toppings tasted fresh. |
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| Peter Kooy has a vocal quality that's a touch edgy, yet is plentifully musical. |
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| Because grass grows more plentifully these days, sheep farmers need to import less fodder, so costs have fallen. |
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| Can we accept being like the rich man who eats plentifully and does not see his brother Lazarus beside him, covered in wounds? |
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| Vegeculture enabled people to collect wild plants on a more systematic basis and to protect the regions where wild tubers grew most plentifully. |
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| They plentifully populate our visible world, where the small Caraphractus cinctus sits on the cusp. |
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| Keep eye lids open and rinse plentifully for at least 10 minutes with clean running water. |
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| This wine is tender on the palate, plentifully rounded and crisp, followed up by a very pleasant toasted flavour. |
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| So do the knowhow and experience needed to produce good food plentifully and in an environmentally sustainable manner. |
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| Compliments should be given freely and plentifully throughout the day! |
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| They'll feed you well and plentifully because that's just what they do. |
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| The Irish Ulster Cycle and Fenian Cycle have also been plentifully mined for fantasy. |
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| The Magyar minority is bigger in Romania, but the authorities there are in no position to complain about the citizenship law: they issue passports plentifully to compatriots in Moldova. |
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| Over the course of the past century land-use rules have piled up so plentifully that getting planning permission is harder than hailing a cab on a wet afternoon. |
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| Amid all our skills we have not yet found the secret of living at peace, of co-operating internationally, of producing as plentifully as nature makes possible. |
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| If bread is supplied regularly and plentifully three times a day, they will be content to live by bread alone, with perhaps a few circuses to liven things up. |
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| It will be plentifully available as of the first days of January. |
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| There is, in addition, a moral obligation on these plentifully endowed. |
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| Although one can find this form of worship plentifully represented in Eastern religion, there is a fundamental undertone in many strands of Eastern piety which places greater stress on meditation and instruction. |
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| First having grown in Italy and Spain, then in Turkey, it then came to France and has been plentifully grown in the South West region where it had enough water and hot weather to grow in the best conditions. |
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| Our company glass shop was opened during whole duration of the glass town and the visitors plentifully took advantage of the chance to buy items from our production. |
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| This has resulted in a compact and uniform pansy with an extremely short germination period, that can be delivered early and proceeds to bloom long and plentifully. |
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| The site is surrounded completely on the outside by a tall cinderblock wall and is garnished plentifully with beautiful flowers, flowering bushes, and trees. |
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| It does well at high altitude and grows plentifully alongside another Brazilian timber, Parana pine. |
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| In southern Italy, however, Norman artwork survives plentifully in forms strongly influenced by its Greek, Lombard, and Arab forebears. |
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| Everything good in nature and the world is in that moment of transition, when the swarthy juices still flow plentifully from nature, but their astringency or acridity is got out by ethics and humanity. |
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