Sentence examples for 2 plenty from inspiring English sources

In type 2, plenty of insulin is produced, but the insulin receptors on the target cells appear to be desensitized.

For him, the moon was kindly aligned to give him a relatively short journey. 2 Plenty of lubrication When Captain Matthew Webb became the first person to swim the Channel unaided (in other words without floats, armbands, flippers and so on) in 1875, he did so slathered in porpoise fat.

I must remind you that on Nov. 2 plenty of people were elected to Congress who want my head on a platter, who don't believe the intervention did any good and who will now make it impossible to intervene again when the need arises.

Page 2 PLENTY OF BLANKS LEFT TO FILL A season that began in a frantic swirl of signings and practices after a lockout ended winds down, with three playoff spots on the line, playoff pairings to be determined, coaches' fates to be decided and one of the best teams of the past decade in the awkward position of possibly being able to secure its quarterbacking future for at least another decade.

A favorite black diamond run is Hyrup's to Gentleman's Ridge to Glade No. 2. Plenty of moguls, views and tree skiing.

Lance Berkman drove in three runs with a pair of infield singles and the Astros also scored on a throwing error and a passed ball, giving Oswalt (13-2) plenty of cushion to beat the Reds for the third time.

(Published Aug. 15) 2. PLENTY OF TIME LEFT TO REGRET RODRIGUEZ'S CONTRACT The Yankees third baseman, coming off arthroscopic knee surgery, has the look of an American League elder.

They turned in a performance to give the Giants (6-2) plento to worry about when the teams meet Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J. "This was an important win because we start a stretch against division opponents and it's going to go a long way to determining who comes out of the East," Romo said.

The Mets gave Thomson (8-11) plenty of support.

Buy now 4. Plenty by Yotam Ottolengh, £19 Plenty has become one of those classics that any self-respecting vegetarian should have on their kitchen shelves.

Phil Harrison 9pm, BBC1 Plenty this week for Ross to brood on, hirsutely, while fair Demelza sleeps.