Aside from a few anemic doorbuster deals, the store's Black Friday ad is chock full of plenty of regularly-priced items.
This is already different from the iPhone which, while full of plenty of nice landscape UI elements, is still going to be used in portrait mode most of the time.
No matter what challenge or obstacle you face with your new family, you will worry about the well-being of your baby, and spending two weeks in the NICU was full of plenty of concern.
The waitress upsells you on the crab sautéed with ginger and scallions — the only one they have in the kitchen is giant, and costs $35 a pound — but it is plump and full of roe, plenty of food for six.
The show is full of familiar faces: plenty of its actors went on to greater things.
The main terminal, finished in 2002, is spacious and full of light, with plenty of comfortable seats at each gate and a wide choice of restaurants.
Mr Marsalis's own description of that experience could well stand for the great riches that are to be found in all of these boxes—"pure, full of love and plenty of fun".
Unintentionally, we had created an ideal visual representation of the imaginary Berlin of the noughties and its promises: a city full of wasteland offering plenty of space for affordable living and creative experimentation among the ruins of its recent history.
You either believe Arkansas, in which case even at 20 weeks the foetus can still feel pain, or you believe the rest of the medical establishment, which, being full of scientists, contains plenty of people who would like to see more research, and who are prepared to revise their opinions when they do.
The television series I'd been writing for had just wrapped, so I had pockets full of cash and plenty of time on my hands.
When his personal life was perhaps in turmoil, or when professional projects were not working out, the Eye was the place to which Peter could turn for a room full of admirers and plenty of hands willing to write down his every word.
