Sentence examples for may have plenty from inspiring English sources

The F.O.B.'s may have plenty to cheer this year.

Yet it may have plenty of pain to go through before then.

But even local residents may have plenty of new sights to look at around Vernon soon.

You may have plenty of time to hum all the verses during a 15-minute slog from the train.

WOMEN may have plenty to smirk about these days as men turn into the very clotheshorses they once sneered at.

While you may have plenty to say, you might not want to express it through carefully crafted blogs.

Isaiah may have had plenty good reasons to be angry at the Babylonians, but Klug's policies seem hardly in line with this thinking.

You may sometimes have plenty of work but there may be years when you have almost nothing.

White may still have plenty left to give on the field.

With any luck, he may soon have plenty of reasons to raise a glass.

It's beta software, though, so keep in mind that it may still have plenty of bugs (I wouldn't install this on my main phone, for example).