Sentence examples for against plenty from inspiring English sources

I now retro-root against plenty of champions I had wanted to win at the time.

"I've gone up against plenty of ex-teammates, and he has also".

"You come up against plenty of different situations in the game, so I'm trying to work on my kicking and ball-playing as well.

When Paul Ryan was announced as Mitt Romney's running mate, Democrats said they were overjoyed — and that they'd be using Ryan against plenty of other Congressional Republicans this year.

As against plenty of payday and doorstep lenders, it sets great store by carefully examining any application for credit, and offering annual rates that peak at 26.8% – though, as general manager Christina Stoneman points out, that rate applies only to the reducing balance, meaning that debt can be paid off quickly and cheaply.

EBay knows it can't cater to Beanie Baby fans and scammers forever and PayPal is up against plenty of real-world payment systems.

At a cost of a mere £6 billion ($11 billion) or so, who could possibly be against that?Plenty of people, as it happens.

"I played against them plenty of times when I was with Aldershot and when I was on loan at Wycombe.

"I've played against Wrexham plenty of times and always thought this was a place I would love to play.

He'd rather be unified (for and against, with plenty of mockery) around a strong leader, who will drive the country toward global dominance.

"It's a long way from the 1990s, when Anita Hill's credible claims against Clarence Thomas and Paula Jones's against Bill Clinton gained plenty of traction but left the powerful men in their top-of-the-world perches.