Sentence examples for plentiful prizes from inspiring English sources
Maybe not, unless they're offering big prizes or plentiful prizes.
Why it deserved better, by Suzanne Baboneau, publishing director: "The reviews on both sides of the Atlantic were plentiful and astonishing, but prize attention and major sales eluded it.
Polasky adds that these findings apply to the developed world, where food is already plentiful and where recreation is prized.
While this Hackathon is virtual, the sponsored prizes are very real — and plentiful.
Her albums trace the roundup's history to the days of wooden boats powered by oars, when most contestants made their livelihoods fishing, and when powerful tarpon -- a highly prized game fish -- were plentiful in local waters.
Also, as discussed by Peter A. Diamond in his recent Nobel prize lecture, businesses that are relatively more plentiful today -- for example, larger companies and those outside of construction -- tend to post their vacancies more consistently.
Used as both a traded commodity and an artist's material, prized for its luster and shine, silver is plentiful in cultural heritage and private collections.
Fat was prized in the past, she notes, with big bellies signalling access to plentiful food and, thus, prosperity.
Practice datasets are plentiful.
