Sentence examples for for the plenty from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, it was announced that those of us who were not bound for church should report to the orderly room for the "plenty of details that needed doing".

But for the MPS, plenty of other details have changed, both visible (it now looks quite aggressive) and hidden.

He recommended a gentle tapering off of shows for the dog, plenty of sunlight and fresh air.

(Incredibly, getting the richest country in the world to pay half its debts was considered a triumph for the UN; plenty of impoverished places pay on time).

One reason for the new plenty is that Italians seem to be paying their taxes more assiduously, in the face of more sophisticated and computerised tax collection.

As for the being plenty of room for adaptation, we do not seem to be in dispute on this.

Do not fall for the "take plenty of candy and junk food for comfort and energy" gig.

But before he burns out he'll provide plenty of amusement for the left, and plenty of trouble for his more cautious colleagues on the right.

But for Plenty the cleansing of the establishment list came too late, and on that first night I walked away from the theatre furious and disbelieving...

Campaigners for the poor have plenty to complain about.

Roads must be closed for the motorcade, using plenty of local police officers.