Sentence examples for from plenty of from inspiring English sources

Small, narrow de arbol chiles are available from plenty of online sources.

"But I've also experienced how yoga can hurt — and I've heard the same from plenty of other yogis".

Apart from plenty of off-color language and the occasional obscene gesture, there was no trouble at the game.

They benefit from plenty of compositions by Ellington and Strayhorn and the support of Ellington's 1950's sidemen.

Warren, who earned one of the Yankees' final two roster spots coming out of spring training, said he heard from plenty of family and friends after the game.

And then, to make sure Mr. Grisanti heard from plenty of people, Lady Gaga posted similar messages on Facebook and Twitter.

That won't stop it from answering plenty of other queries from the old, young, and frequently confused.

Aside from desert regions, most areas benefit from having plenty of large, shady trees in every neighborhood.

The two-day event on New Road runs from 10am-5pm – plenty of time to fill your boots.

Dehydration is a common underlying factor in constipation, so sufferers may benefit from drinking plenty of water.

Even an inflected tongue like Latin, in which a single case-ending could indicate by, with or from, had plenty of prepositions as well.