Sentence examples for become plenty of from inspiring English sources

America will become plenty of things after the current drive for reform, but one thing it won't be is "safe".

"In these post-Charleston days, it's become clear that plenty of people out there really do want a race war to happen," she argued, adding that, as a result, fictional depictions of race wars "become hard to wave off as simple carelessness".⁠⁠⁠.

(Cotter) Galleries: Other ★ 'A Disagreeable Object' (through Nov. 26) This group show uses a phrase from Giacometti to lend some context to a present in which casual attitudes toward sculpture have become commonplace and plenty of value, material and otherwise, is attached to objects without pedestals.

(Cotter) ★ 'A Disagreeable Object' (through Nov. 26) This group show uses a phrase from Giacometti to lend some context to a present in which casual attitudes toward sculpture have become commonplace and plenty of value, material and otherwise, is attached to objects without pedestals.

(Johnson) ★ 'A Disagreeable Object' (closes on Monday) This group show uses a phrase from Giacometti to lend some context to a present in which casual attitudes toward sculpture have become commonplace and plenty of value — material and otherwise — is attached to objects without pedestals.

Ensuring that postdoctoral projects become publishable demands plenty of thought by supervisors and fellows at the start of the process.

Some of them might become reality, and plenty of their ideas will be left on the drawing board.

The maze has become home to plenty of the vulgarity we've come to expect from any anonymous digital hoodlum, but the naughty drawings are completely overshadowed by inside jokes, interesting doodles, and pictures of everyone from Heisenberg to Shrek (lots and lots of Shrek).

It voted to eliminate various loopholes, including one that grants a 20% square footage bonus for building "green". But the City Council must review and sanction these changes before they become law, and plenty of loopholes still exist — attached garages, for example, do not count against total built space if they're located at the back of the property.

During baseball's steroids era it became plain that plenty of players were using extra help.

Alice and I soon became close, finding plenty of common ground in our musical and aesthetic tastes.