Sentence examples for caught plenty of from inspiring English sources
Your grandfather caught plenty of grief over that.
They caught plenty of brook trout but only one without spots.
(AP) EXTENSION FOR GATES Antonio Gates has caught plenty of big passes for the San Diego Chargers, and on Wednesday he hauled in the biggest contract given to an N.F.L. tight end.
Washington's sudden ascent into the eighth spot caught plenty of people off guard because it was achieved by winning back-to-back games on the West Coast this week against Portland and Seattle.
RIM has caught plenty of flack these past few months, thanks to (among other things) a multi-day global outage, disappointing PlayBook sales, and a dramatic management shake-up.
While the device caught plenty of attention at recent trade shows, it's unclear how much it will sell for and where it will be available for retail purchase if at all or if it would be sold through wireless phone service providers.
— and yet, somehow, in her breezy and amiable way, she catches plenty of shadows along with the highlights.
Some boys near our campsite who came by to check us out told Sergei you could catch plenty of fish in it using crickets.
But Jets Coach Herman Edwards expects Hatchette to catch plenty of touchdowns for the Jets this season, and he expects his players' behavior to be as controlled as the offense.
Woodson will catch plenty of heat for playing Pablo Prigioni, star of the Knicks' lone second-round win, for less than four minutes while Stoudemire, who moved with all the grace of the stop-motion animation skeletons from "Jason and the Argonauts," played 11 minutes and Jason Kidd, who has not scored in eight games, played 16.
I have been lucky enough, in recent weeks, to catch plenty of Bergman's work on the big screen, where it indubitably belongs, and the pattern of regular viewings has been not an ordeal but an adventure, wholly consuming, and spiced by the strange feeling that I was watching movies I thought I knew pretty well as if for the first time.
