Sentence examples for building plenty from inspiring English sources

At their old building, plenty of friends were interested in assuming the super's position, even though the rent for the apartment rose to $1,000.

To create the high-grade office space that he is looking for, he plans to give his building plenty of amenities.

That country, as it grows and modernizes, is adopting some of the energy-efficiency and renewable-energy measures that the developed world acquired through painstaking trial and error (though China is building plenty of coal plants, too).

Concept cars — one-of-a-kind engineering experiments like a 2003 Jeep that can spin in circles and drive sideways, and a 1958 nuclear-powered Ford — frequently become the stars of an auto show, drawing crowds and building plenty of buzz for their brand.

Mission scientists intended to explore the dry lakebed there during the rover's "nominal" 3-month-long mission, the interval engineers guaranteed by building plenty of mechanical robustness into the rover.

There is also, although not on buildings, plenty of purple.

While on the water, you'll see Odaiba on an island in Tokyo Bay. Popular with young people, particularly on sunny days, the waterfront is filled with modern office buildings, plenty of shopping, restaurants and street performers.

But after the photo-op, inside Jordan Downs' deteriorating World War II-era buildings, plenty of residents felt wary.

"We actually checked into it," Mr. Zakrzewski said, "and the building has plenty of F.A.R. — floor-area ratio — so we could build up or out".

BMW is building in plenty of cushion in case the three-cylinder motor does not attract buyers.

Rob Watts of CPBigwood said: "It is a prominent, period building with plenty of history and could hardly be better situated.