Sentence examples for plenty of in from inspiring English sources

As usual there will be plenty of in memoriam tributes.

There's only limited parking for the disabled but plenty of in Grasmere itself.

What there is plenty of in television is money, which may explain why so many playwrights have dabbled, or more, in that world.

But Fedotenko and the rest of the Rangers' forwards will try once again to deny Ovechkin that speed in the neutral zone, and the time and space he said he had plenty of in Game 1. SLAP SHOTS Brandon Dubinsky was on crutches Sunday, suggesting that Monday will be the second straight game he misses with an undisclosed leg injury.

Why it's interesting: Osaro's machine intelligence software combines perception (which we've seen plenty of in the past, including with image identification) with decision-making abilities that will ostensibly help computer and robotic systems teach themselves to act more efficiently through trial and error (which we've seen more infrequently).

They call it a question, which Adonis asks plenty of in Creed.

A tour through their house finds a mix of original and new, and plenty of in-between.

They're never simply on or off; like a good clutch pedal, they leave the user with plenty of in-between space.

There are plenty of in-between cases: is a young man fleeing military service for the dictatorship in Eritrea, for example, truly a refugee?

Judging by the internet chatter, it has attracted plenty of in-depth amateur criticism and sent students scurrying back to their philosophy texts with fresh enthusiasm.

There were plenty of in-jokes in The Wire, with local figures like the real police commissioner cast in an unlikely role.