Sentence examples for plenty of bombs from inspiring English sources

But Murphy, who ranked 41st this year on Forbes' list of the 100 most powerful celebrities, has had plenty of bombs to go along with his hits.

However, the previously unbeaten Bellew played his part in a contender for fight of the year, soaking up a huge amount of punishment while coming back with plenty of bombs of his own.

Give them plenty of bombs, a high powered gun, and a medium gun.

Pentagon leaders have promised that if there is war in Iraq, there will be plenty of smart bombs.

Indeed, the Pakistani Taliban have set off plenty of car bombs that worked well against the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies.

Washington would either have to accept a North Korea with plenty of nuclear bombs to brandish and leftover plutonium to sell to the highest bidder, or face the possibility of a new Korean War.

There are plenty of time bombs lurking in franchise contracts, but with plenty of foresight, due diligence and the aid of a decent lawyer, aspiring franchisees can defuse them before they blow.

Free from the rules that govern One Direction's sanitized world, Malik can sing about adult behavior — there are plenty of F-bombs and allusions to sex and drinking — but there's no rebellious energy to motivate it.

They don't just drop their g's, there's plenty of f-bombs going off, too.

So the panel agrees there's opportunity for the long term but plenty of hidden time bombs that could create short-term problems.

Mr. Perry, the governor of Texas, had plenty of cash and bombed in his attempt to gain the Republican nomination.