Sentence examples for it takes plenty from inspiring English sources

It takes plenty of shirt but not much bat or glove.

With the average team value now over $800 million, it takes plenty of money to buy into the N.F.L.

But it takes plenty of work to feed hundreds of villagers, and hosting a night's posada is not cheap.

A year ago, Martín was the man who stopped Lleyton Hewitt here in the first round, and even if Hewitt was recovering from chicken pox, it takes plenty of pluck and talent to beat him in any condition on an Australian hard court.

It takes plenty of grit and groundwork to mobilize your "co-conspirators".

The bottom line: It takes plenty of strategic mistakes to distance a great company from its customers and employees, and Sears leaders seem to have made all of them.

It took plenty of effort by country music stars and local residents alike, as well as some luck, to put Branson in the spotlight.

There had been speculation for months about Aish's future, but it took plenty of haggling for the deal to be confirmed.

Due to a paucity of data for the 1960s through the '80s, it took plenty of shoe-leather reporting — making inquiries of "the Graduate Division, various schools and departments, alumni relations, International House, you name it" — just to compile a database, much less begin to arrange one-on-ones with Old Blues scattered from Guinea to Ethiopia to South Africa.

Historically it took plenty of grant funding from the Welsh Assembly Government which pumps money into the local economy.

And it take plenty of practice.