Sentence examples for out of plenty from inspiring English sources

Out on the roads in the countryside between Des Moines and Davenport, Ms Ernst's signs stick out of plenty of isolated farmhouse lawns.Yet on the evidence of interviews around Des Moines and Davenport, few voters seem terribly engaged or even interested.

Currently, the industry is trying to make stars out of plenty of other Internet firebrands and meme-generators.

Nor can it be released publicly because it is evidence in an extortion case against a friend of Mr Ford's which has yet to go to trial.Mr Ford has got out of plenty of scrapes before.

Of course Blair has made money out of plenty of other repressive regimes since he left office, from Kazakhstan and Kuwait to Colombia – as well as from banks and corporations.

Bosko Radonjich has slipped out of plenty of tight corners during his days as an alleged associate of the New York mob and, by his account, as a Serbian freedom fighter with ties to Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader accused of war crimes.

I've been kicked out of plenty of boardrooms.

You won't come out of "Red Plenty" quite the way you came in, either.

I get called out to plenty of restaurants and banks to do just that.

Jeez, chill out Bay of Plenty, you're clearly living life firmly in the fast lane.

(Just look at Reagan, who, Democrats never tire of pointing out, signed plenty of tax increases during his tenure).

It's a simple story, one that leaves a lot of things out — including plenty of long nights, headaches and nails bitten to the quick.