Sentence examples for lost plenty from inspiring English sources

They lost plenty of money on that one.

I've lost plenty of devices before, but this death feels different.

"I've lost plenty of close ones, and won plenty, too," he said afterward.

Granted, the Mets have lost plenty of games this season, many when Hefner was not anywhere near the mound.

He'll have lost plenty of sleep over what happened once England started to give it some humpty.

Mr. Spitzer, who seemed unbeatable when he came into office, lost plenty of friends and influence in the last year.

Later, his customers would lose plenty.

Even without portability, the wireless phone companies already regularly lose plenty of customers to other carriers.

Increasingly, this has become the Mets' stark reality, a consequence of consistent losing: plenty to boo, not much to cheer, besides the occasional free shirt, perhaps.

The growth in the market and the potential for disruption, as a result of its size, has surely caused regulators to lose plenty of sleep.

He would lose plenty of sleep and enough weight so that his mother, watching on television in California, would call Edwards's wife, Lia, to fret.