Sentence examples for plenty more points from inspiring English sources
But there are plenty more points still to fight for today.
On a cloudy Roman Sunday afternoon, her compatriot Madison Keys began brightly, shone for a while then faded under late pressure as Williams reminded us that, at 34, she is still the best player in the women's game by more than 3,000 ranking points, with plenty more to come.
Camille's reunion with her sister, and the painful understanding it brings her, is the episode's focal point, but there's plenty more to unpick.
He likes to point out that there is plenty more where that came from.
There would be plenty more in the second set, with Safina requiring six set points to finally tie the match.
David Cameron's answer, pointing to efficiencies by the police, suggests he believes there is plenty more scope for savings.
Celtic had plenty more chances to add to their lead against caretaker boss Gary Teale's Buddies, who remain a point adrift at the foot of the table.
