Sentence examples for got plentiful from inspiring English sources

It's got plentiful Showtime-brand kink (Dominatrix wife? Secretly filmed lesbian sex? Anal revenge fantasies? Check, check, check!), plus maybe one too many scenes in which people threaten to ream one another.

But it must be painful for folks like the Italian dude with a big family or the beatboxer or the two sisters from Jersey who all got plentiful airtime for their auditions but are now at home watching just like us.

The mortally ill get plentiful pain killers.

But now the grievances and experiences of protesters are getting plentiful coverage.

He has been giving his early concerts for 5 years; has built up an audience & gets plentiful fanmail & requests for autographed pictures.

It should not be forgotten that he was largely responsible for two of the greatest albums ever made – Remain in Light and My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, the latter of which gets plentiful coverage here.

They get plentiful chances to win new fans.

As for the American economy, the cheapest and surest way to get plentiful oil supplies is to pay the world market price rather than undertake the costly -- both in lives and money -- stationing of U.S. military forces permanently in the Middle East and using them to fight to "safeguard" petroleum supplies.

At the same time, she explains, the very fact that something hard to get had become plentiful produced a desire for scarcity — in the form of handmade, expensive shoes (out of the reach of most budgets in the pre-credit era) made by craftsmen who regarded the trade as an art.

He's got a plentiful list of activist groups and resources to battle the GOP's dirty tricks, including calling the leading voter protection hotlines, such as 1-866-OUR-VOTE 1-866-OUR-VOTE 1-866-OUR-VOTE 1-866-OUR-VOTE

Throw in the event options from Ontario and those south of the border and you've got a plentiful choice of audacious outlets to lose your shit at.