"We prayed for rain — and the Lord answered us bountifully."
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Hunters, too, have roamed these hills in the solitude so bountifully offered.
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It isn't just Cuchna's assumed assertion that Ocean's work is as bountifully ornate as Lamar's or West's.
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Clearly the show's powers-that-be were intent on creating a Christmas musical banquet to feed all tastes, and they've bountifully reached that goal.
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In 1999, after a single season as the bountifully curled college student at the helm of WB's "Felicity," Keri Russell won a Golden Globe.
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Château Combel La-Serre Cahors 2015 $19.99 Malbec is now most familiar to Americans in its Argentine manifestation, often bountifully fruity and sometimes jammy sweet.
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Shares of the transport play have recovered bountifully since its late CEO Hunter Harrison passed away in December, but Cramer wasn't sold on the stock.
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As money has begun to flow more bountifully for that generation, they are now spending money differently than their parents did at the same age.
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Another marvel was the bountifully decadent drawing by Elles Sont De Sortie (Bruno Richard and Pascal Doury) of a huge sloppy orgy, "Aventure Vacances Loisirs" (1978).
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Rivers and creeks run through the American South as bountifully as veins and arteries run through the human body, and are just as necessary for life.
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It was part of the Emirates' planning for the future when petroleum no longer flows as bountifully, to invest its current wealth in new "knowledge-based" industries.
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It took decades of mistrust between the owners and the players to arrive at this moment, when cash flows bountifully to both sides and cities big and small compete for titles.
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These pieces, like her previous work, are portraiture, but the figures here gain something for me through their increase in size: they become so bountifully feminine that I can't help but admire them.
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That, even if you don't have the constitution for hardcore thrifting, that there's one item that's bountifully available in most thrift stores, and you don't have to look that hard to find a good one?
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After meeting her at a dinner party in the mid-1940s, the literary critic Alfred Kazin was smitten: "Darkly handsome, bountifully interested in everything, this 40-year-old German refugee with a strong accent and such intelligence — thinking positively cascades out of her in waves," he wrote in his diary.
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And the man that has anything bountifully laughable about him, be sure there is more in that man than you perhaps think for.
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After a short marriage, she was able to live independently thanks to having financial security. She actively participated in the cultural life of the town – she visited exhibits and the theatre, but mainly she supported artists. In this way the château in Třebovice became a cultural centre where artists and the intelligentsia of various nations gathered. Stonawská-Scholzová bountifully hosted and supported local artists regardless of nationality, and eagerly introduced young artists to the public.
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The hotel is presided over by Mrs. Fogle, a lady of refinement and most pleasant manner, ably assisted by her sister, Miss Fannie Leonard. The table is bountifully supplied with tempting fare, the sleeping apartments are models of cleanliness and comfort, and the attention to guests is prompt and courteous The commercial tourists are fond in their praise of it, and you know they are, generally speaking, a difficult set to please.""At Alapaha.
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The Creation of Man, engraving from the 1688 edition, by John Baptist Medina. The writer and critic Samuel Johnson wrote that Paradise Lost shows off "[Milton's] peculiar power to astonish" and that "[Milton] seems to have been well acquainted with his own genius, and to know what it was that Nature had bestowed upon him more bountifully than upon others: the power of displaying the vast, illuminating the splendid, enforcing the awful, darkening the gloomy, and aggravating the dreadful."Johnson, Samuel. Lives of the English Poets.
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The poet included biblical texts for four movements: for movement 2 , for movement 6 , translated in the King James Version (KJV) to "Why art thou cast down, O my soul? and why art thou disquieted in me? hope thou in God: for I shall yet praise him for the help of his countenance.", for movement 9 (KJV: "Return unto thy rest, O my soul; for the Lord hath dealt bountifully with thee."), and for movement 11 , "Worthy is the Lamb", the text also chosen to conclude Handel's Messiah.
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He was amiable and neat in person and language, but never terse; and his style in manners and writing were bountifully steeped with gushingly effusive, but also often grating, cordialities. The poet Leopardi complained that: > Cancellieri is insufferable from the outrageous laudations with which he > overwhelms everybody who goes to see him, ... (and) which renders his > conversation utterly uninteresting, since one cannot believe a word of it. > ... Cancellieri—an old fool, a river of chatter, the most tiresome and > insupportable bore on earth. He speaks of absolutely trivial matters with > the utmost interest, and of things of high import with the coldest > indifference.
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In Roman tomb painting, red roses often spill bountifully onto light ground. These ageless flowers created a perpetual Rosalia and are an expression of Roman beliefs in the soul's continued existence.Toynbee, Death and Burial in the Roman World, p. 63. The bones or ashes of the deceased may be imagined as generating flowers, as in one Latin epitaph that reads: > Here lies Optatus, a child ennobled by devotion: I pray that his ashes may > be violets and roses, and I ask that the Earth, who is his mother now, be > light upon him, for the boy's life was a burden to no one.
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Sindangan lies on the northwest corridor of Zamboanga del Norte. Its diverse geography ranges from Sulu Sea on the west and southwest, the Municipality of Leon Postigo on the south, the Municipality of Siayan on the east, the Municipality of Bayug, Zamboanga del Sur on the southeast, and the Municipality of Jose Dalman on the north. Ranging from plain, slightly rolling, hilly to mountainous terrains, the Municipality of Sindangan embraces 45,100 hectares of land. Of its 52 barangays, 22 are situated along the seacoast, bountifully blessed with marine resources which gained Sindangan the title “the fishing capital of Zamboanga del Norte.” It is approximately 86 kilometers away from Dipolog City and 234 kilometers away from Zamboanga City.
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He lives to be feared, the first has a waif, Puny and frail he was found on the shore. He grew to be great, And was girt with power till the border-tribes all obeyed his rule, And sea-folk hardy that sit by the whale-path Gave him tribute, a good king was he." After relating in general terms the glories of Scyld's reign, the poet describes Scyld's funeral, his body was laid in a ship surrounded by treasures: > > They decked his body no less bountifully > with offerings than those first ones did > who cast him away when he was a child > and launched him alone out over the waves. In Beowulf 33, Scyld's ship is called is īsig, literally, "icy.
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According to Fuller, he "bountifully communicated to the necessities" of his fellow-exiles in Germany, and at Strasburg he seems to have been on intimate terms with John Jewel and Peter Martyr. Before Mary's death he returned to England, and as a man "of assured understanding and truth, and well affected to the Protestant religion," he was admitted to Elizabeth's privy council in December 1558. He was soon afterwards made Vice-Chamberlain of the Household and captain of the halberdiers, while his wife – a first cousin of Elizabeth – became a woman of the queen's privy chamber. On the death of his mother in 1558 he took possession of Greys Court at Rotherfield Greys and undertook a remodelling of the building in 1573–74.
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Older than these is the Old English poem Beowulf which applies the story of the boy in the boat instead to the Danish who is the eponym of the legendary Danish royal lineage known as the Scyldings or Skjöldings. In the opening lines of Beowulf, Scyld is called Scyld Scefing, which might mean Scyld descendant of Scef, Scyld son of Scef, or Scyld of the Sheaf. The Beowulf poet does not explain. But after relating in general terms the glories of Scyld's reign, the poet describes Scyld's funeral, how his body was laid in a ship surrounded by treasures, the poet explains: > > They decked his body no less bountifully > with offerings than those first ones did > who cast him away when he was a child > and launched him alone out over the waves.
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Fayaway Typees narrative expresses sympathy for the so-called savage natives, while criticizing the missionaries' attempts to civilize them: > It may be asserted without fear of contradictions that in all the cases of > outrages committed by Polynesians, Europeans have at some time or other been > the aggressors, and that the cruel and bloodthirsty disposition of some of > the islanders is mainly to be ascribed to the influence of such examples. > [The] voluptuous Indian, with every desire supplied, whom Providence has > bountifully provided with all the sources of pure and natural enjoyment, and > from whom are removed so many of the ills and pains of life—what has he to > desire at the hands of Civilization? Will he be the happier? Let the once > smiling and populous Hawaiian islands, with their now diseased, starving, > and dying natives, answer the question.
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Noah's Ark (1882 painting by Andrei Ryabushkin at the State Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg) Similarly, reading of the dove in , "and lo, in her mouth was an olive leaf," Rabbi Eleazar (or others say Rabbi Jeremiah ben Eleazar) taught that the dove prayed to God that God might let the dove's sustenance be as bitter as the olive but given by God, rather than sweet as honey and given by flesh and blood (upon whom the dove was therefore dependent).Babylonian Talmud Sanhedrin 108b (attributing to Rabbi Eleazar); Babylonian Talmud Eruvin 18b (attributing to Rabbi Jeremiah ben Eleazar). The Ark Rests upon Ararat (woodcut by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld from the 1860 Die Bibel in Bildern) A Midrash taught that when says, "Bring my soul out of prison," it refers to Noah's imprisonment 12 months in the Ark, and when says, "for You will deal bountifully with me," it refers to God's bounty to Noah when God told Noah in , "Go forth from the Ark."Genesis Rabbah 34:1, in, e.g.
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He performed costly sacrifices to the gods and entertained his friends bountifully. While they were feasting and the drinking was far advanced, as they began to be drunken, a madness took possession of the minds of the intoxicated guests. (2) At this point, one of the women present, Thais by name and Attic by origin, said that for Alexander it would be the finest of all his feats in Asia if he joined them in a triumphal procession, set fire to the palaces, and permitted women's hands in a minute to extinguish the famed accomplishments of the Persians. (3) This was said to men who were still young and giddy with wine, and so, as would be expected, someone shouted out to form up and to light torches, and urged all to take vengeance for the destruction of the Greek temples. (4) Others took up the cry and said that this was a deed worthy of Alexander alone. When the king had caught fire at their words, all leaped up from their couches and passed the word along to form a victory procession [epinikion komon] in honor of Dionysius. :(5) Promptly, many torches were gathered.
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