a land of plenty造句

• Our country, after this war, cannot be a land of plenty,
• To its transplanted Canadian wolves, it's a land of plenty.
• Or, do they leave them here, to fend for themselves, virtual orphans in a land of plenty?
• "A Land of Plenty, " said another.
• But worries about growing hunger in what should be a land of plenty extend beyond legal immigrants.
• Also sometimes referred to as Vrindavan, it is described as a land of plenty, rich with natural beauty.
• They found a land of plenty.
• And in a land of plenty, salmon-wise, there are cuts of the fish that Alaskans relish more than others.
• P
  storel made his comeback with the occasional column, in which he continued to depict Romania as a land of plenty.
• For that segment, America was a land of plenty, and the Diamond Jim Bradys of the world wanted more than their fair share.
• ""'In A Land Of Plenty " "'is a 10-episode British television drama serial produced by Sterling Pictures and Michael Riley and John Chapman.
• A former British colony filled with lush forests, fertile fields and bountiful diamond and mineral wealth, Sierra Leone should be a land of plenty.
• A big part of the problem, diet authorities say, is that Americans are trained to be consumers in a land of plenty of plenty.
• On the surface, " In a Land of Plenty " is a solidly traditional family chronicle, a descendant of Galsworthy's " The Forsyte Saga ."
• It is wrong, in a land of plenty, to ask people to work full time for pay that is not enough to feed, clothe and house them.
• He produced " In A Land Of Plenty ", a ten-part drama series for the BBC by Sterling Pictures ( with TalkBack Productions ), broadcast in 2001.
• According to M . Williams Fuller,  sounding like a grand dame with a stuffy nose, she described Germany as a cornucopia  a land of plenty destined for a glorious future.
• In Slovene the idiom " Indija Koromandija " ( India Coromandel ) means a land of plenty, a promised land, a utopia where " Houses are bleached with cheese and covered with cake ".
• His vision led John Steinbeck to write " The Grapes of Wrath, " the great chronicle of desperately poor people who left their homes clutching handbills that promised good work in a land of plenty.
• He was a regular in ITV's series of police thriller serials, " Touching Evil ", from 1997 to 1999 . In 2000 he appeared as James Freeman in the BBC epic serial " In A Land Of Plenty ".