Sentence examples for new plenty from inspiring English sources

One reason for the new plenty is that Italians seem to be paying their taxes more assiduously, in the face of more sophisticated and computerised tax collection.

You might think that's nothing new; plenty of small businesses prefer low-overhead online sales to brick-and-mortar shops, particularly if, like Mr Gingrich, they already have a brand.

His new book, Plenty, is published by Ebury at £25.

In the new season plenty of aging series will struggle to stay energetic.

And always give new arrivals plenty of organic matter, such as homemade compost, to get stuck into.

A tour through their house finds a mix of original and new, and plenty of in-between.

He also integrates senior assignments and cross-pollinates to give the new guys plenty to do.

This is an excerpt from Sen. McCaskill's new book Plenty Ladylike.

Being new is plenty of attention by itself.

Give your new hamster plenty of time to adjust to its new home.

Make sure that each new plant has plenty of roots.