Sentence examples for got copious from inspiring English sources

She said she also got "copious" support on her Twitter feed.

International marriages get copious bad press.

With its Orwellian trappings, the story has been getting copious national play.

Ofcom's ruling that Ukip is a "major party" – unlike, to Labour's relief, the Greens – means that Nigel Farage's party will get copious coverage in the election campaign.

When net artists leave the safety of the web, they get drunk, take copious amounts of drugs, get into fights, and fuck each others' girlfriends and boyfriends like it's a Bret Easton Ellis novel.

You got to take copious notes on the details that others will want and need to know for their trip.

You've got mates, copious amounts of booze, really expensive burgers, fields, girls in cowgirl hats and lads decked out as Keith Lemon.

If enough of the dust created by 1987A and other supernovas like it transitions into interstellar space, it could explain part of why many galaxies in the early universe got their copious amounts of dust, Indebetouw said.

Since 2005, when Thomas retired from racing, he has been schooling his wife in the intricacies of ski equipment, often getting her to take copious notes when she experiments with gear.

It sounds distinctly unhealthy until compared with Rafael Nadal's admission that during Wimbledon he "gets through copious amounts of Nutella".

A $50 ticket for one person or $45 each for groups of four or more gets you copious amounts of beefsteak and McSorley's beer.