Sentence examples for another plenty of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "another plenty of" is not correct and usable in written English
It seems to be a mix of expressions and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "We have another plenty of tasks to complete before the deadline."
In one way or another, plenty of organizations select for gameness.
For another, plenty of people figure notoriety is not all that different from fame.
So then, Turgeon's next test: another game plenty of people will think the Terrapins should win.
Mr. Romney and Mr. Perry are capable candidates who form a nice contrast to one another, have plenty of credentials and fund-raising prowess, and are ahead in the polls.
Bruce, at 51, is another with plenty of experience, having managed Birmingham City, Wigan Athletic and Sunderland in the top flight.
Starring Mila Kunis, James Franco and Olivia Wilde, among others, the film examines couples in Rome, Paris and New York, teasing out in elliptical fashion details of their relationships as well as the couples' relationships to one another, offering plenty of surprises along the way.
Excellent rebound potential, and another starter with plenty of run support on top of 200-plus strikeouts.
Having a child with such a guy, however, is another matter, and plenty of women have complained about the way "Knocked Up" handles the issue of pregnancy.
Because the scores were based not just on performance but on progress and because similar schools were judged against one another, there were plenty of surprises.
Britains financial services sector is another area with plenty of interesting choices.
Another objection is that plenty of women have done well without them.
