Sentence examples for make up plenty of from inspiring English sources

Charlie Longsdon's gelding is certainly racking up the mileage this spring, as that outing was at Newton Abbot, but it was also his first race for nearly three months and he had to make up plenty of ground from the rear.

But they make up plenty of excuses.

José Fonte had made up plenty of ground to put Coutinho under pressure, but it was still a position from which the Brazilian would have expected to score.

His Dortmund side "kept pace at the very highest level in world football against the very highest level of opposition," as Hummels put it, and made up plenty of ground (if not points) on the league leaders too.

It is made up of plenty of ice, plenty of lime and a Mexican beer.

Also, make sure to build up plenty of savings so that if unexpected expenses arise (as they most likely will), you can pay out of savings rather than taking on more debt.

The cell wall of the Gram-positive is made up of networks with plenty of pores which allow foreign molecules to come into the cell without difficulty and allow more rapid absorption of ions into the cells.

On the way up, plenty of investors made a reputation, while many fewer people correctly foresaw the credit unwind and found ways to profit from it on the way down.

It had plenty of ground to make up.

So even if the Nets level the season series by winning, they will have plenty of ground to make up.

I've taken for granted that there is a long string of years ahead and if I'm not as present as I could/should be, there will still be plenty of time to make up.