Sentence examples for letting plenty of from inspiring English sources

He recommends letting plenty of light into your room in the morning, exposing yourself to more natural light throughout the day, and dimming the lighting in your home a couple hours before bed.

He would surely let plenty of balls drop — perhaps 15 runs' worth.

"We've let plenty of opportunities slide because we spent too much time aiming before firing," he said.

Second-half substitute Michelle Heyman scored a brace for Australia, while there were also goals for Lisa De Vanna, who opened the scoring after just 69 seconds, Clare Polkinghorne, Alanna Kennedy and Kyah Simon, but Australia also let plenty of chances go begging and the result may still place their medal hopes in jeopardy.

Because blind dogs are denied the visual stimulation of walks, let them have plenty of time to stop and smell.

While your pooch is sick, it is best not to play with them and let them get plenty of sleep.

The second reason is that it lets the oldsters have plenty of time with a device before they cough up a review.

Let your puppy get plenty of rest.

Let your cat have plenty of play time.

You'll want to send invitations out a couple of weeks in advance to let your guests have plenty of time to think about what clothes they will donate to the party.

Eastern Libyans now have plenty of opportunities to let off steam.