Sentence examples for plenty of draft from inspiring English sources

The Nets have plenty of draft choices -- their own plus the three first-round choices acquired from Denver in exchange for Martin -- that will be scattered over the next few seasons.

Casserly would have lots of salary-cap room and plenty of extra draft picks since Houston is an expansion franchise.

No hints, but there are plenty of mock drafts available that are pretty accurate to what unfolds on draft day.

Percy Harvin, Seattle Seahawks (A.D.P. 10.11, 47th WR over all) — This one seems like a no-brainer after his hip surgery, but there is a belief out there that Harvin could return to the field around Week 13, so in turn there will be plenty of owners drafting him with a late-round pick hoping to better their team for a fantasy playoff run.

My girls and I gathered plenty of information, drafted our grocery list, and enlisted the help of a Publix employee to help us find some of the ingredients.

In the housing overhaul, regulators had plenty of opportunities to draft rules that would enshrine sturdy down payments.

He'll do so in the Russell Athletic Bowl against a counterpart he knows well, a fellow South Florida native whom he once played against in Little League, a quarterback that has worked his way to the top of plenty NFL draft boards.

Last year, plenty of industry experts on draft day were afraid of being the one overpaying for Jose Bautista's career year in 2010.

There is still plenty of time for the Draft Warren effort to keep on pushing for her to run for the White House.

Worth a look is Brighton, England's Fear of Men, a sweetly disaffected outfit whose loosely strummed guitars offer plenty of room for a draft to sweep through the notes.

The Knicks, who selected him from Michigan with the 24th pick in the 2013 draft, see plenty of upside: a 6-foot-6-inch shooting guard who still appears to be growing into his long-limbed frame.