Sentence examples for plenty more important from inspiring English sources

Although Sex and the City ended 12 years ago, it seems the sitcom continues to follow Kristin Davis around even when she has plenty more important things to discuss.

I've mentioned more than a dozen different genera from the UK, but there are still plenty more important and interesting finds such as the early armoured dinosaurs Polacanthus and Dacentrurus, the carnivores Neovenator and Eustreptospondylus as well as the fragmentary but enigmatic ridge-backed Becklespinax, the sauropods Camelotia and Cardiodon and small ornithischians Hypsilophodon and Cumnoria.

"I'm sure there are plenty of more important things for Congress to do these days," Mr. Heller said.

Over the past few months, the tumult of the Arab uprisings and the great fizz of political awakening in Egypt have shown that Arabs have plenty of more important things to think about than hating the West.

Flatter them by acknowledging that you understand that your boss' time is precious and that he or she has plenty of more important things to be attending to than moderating what you should be getting right as a manager.

"More like Dirtbag 5. Plenty of dirtbags more important than you".

(Wait. Is Nick the one she pretended to slap after an onstage collision during "We Got the Party," which she sang with them?) On Friday night the brothers earned plenty of screams and — maybe more important — sold plenty of merchandise, all the while looking slightly bewildered.

The ranch had several productive gas wells and, more important, plenty of water for breeding and raising cattle.

Pietersen has played plenty more eye-catching innings, but few more important.

For a 12- to 14-pound turkey, my method takes about two hours, which should leave plenty of time to do more important things this Thanksgiving.

They will likely be well featured in the third and final film, but they have plenty of screen time here, and more important, they fit well into the story. .