Sentence examples for kept plenty of from inspiring English sources
And both kept plenty of energy in their tanks before Champions League journeys to come this week.
Banks have kept plenty of dollars in reserve in case depositors wish to withdraw funds to avoid the risk of a forcible conversion to a new currency.
At first, shoppers at jewelry counters were blissfully unaware of all this because dealers, alerted to the blight, kept plenty of pearls on hand.
Quigg, whose tickets are regularly bought from his family's fish and chip shop in Bury, shouted back with admirable self-deprecation, "The chippy is busy at the moment!" Frampton had wisely kept plenty of his powder dry and had a few new jabs to throw his way.
"Troy Brown was part of an Aldershot defence that kept plenty of clean sheets despite their relegation last season.
Technically Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week doesn't start until tomorrow, but that hasn't kept plenty of brands--and party planners--from scheduling things ahead of time.
That's enough to keep plenty of people happy.
Will this be enough to keep plenty of red clover around?
From this position he would keep plenty of influence over Sarawak and probably enjoy immunity from prosecution.
So consumer businesses are obliged to keep plenty of stock in reserve.
l11 She also keeps plenty of pomegranates and persimmons on hand.
