Sentence examples for grow plenty from inspiring English sources

"We have plenty of land where we can grow plenty of fibre," he says.

In southern Spain, they grow plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables, but mostly in polytunnels for export to northern Europe.

A factory in the region would be good news for the people of Katine, and the rest of Teso, who grow plenty of mangoes, oranges and other tropical fruits, but have no viable market for them.

Yet again, the Wizards ran into another star from the 2003 NBA Draft in LeBron James, a player that Washington would grow plenty familiar with during the next two postseasons.

The plethora of peas wasn't unusual; I grow plenty of peas every year.

We grow plenty of herbs and native flowers that provide nectar and support both adult butterflies and their caterpillars.

I brought her home back in November, and she has since grown plenty of roots.

Before railroads made it possible to buy grain cheaply from the Midwest, Maine grew plenty.

Invincea, a cybersecurity company that started out at George Mason University, has grown plenty in recent years, more than tripling its head count during the past three years.

She grows plenty of mainstream McIntoshes and Golden Delicious, but her fruit tends toward the lumpy, the tart, the russeted (russeting is the rough brown crust that covers the skin of some varieties) and the unapologetically old-fashioned.

This is especially evident at the Viña Vik, which, though separated from Colchagua by the imposing mountain range, has similar, if not better, conditions for grape growing: plenty of sun, an ideal level of precipitation and varied altitudes and soil types.