Sentence examples for plenty of lost from inspiring English sources

It's been a frustrating first half for Terry Venables' men, with few clear cut chances and plenty of lost possession.

Things are much hairier in the mobile realm, with multiple platforms continually duking it out for dominance (though some clearly have an edge over others), and Microsoft knows they have plenty of lost ground to make up when compared to rivals Apple and Google.

As a young baseball fan, Lillibridge saw plenty of losing before the Mariners' first division title in 1995.

Having grown up as a Yankees fan in the late '60s and early '70s I was subjected to plenty of losing seasons, but it was always very entertaining to see them play.

Ascendant Films, a small movie producer, might spend several months arranging financing for a film a process that involves a flurry of e-mails and faxes, often leading to plenty of miscommunication, lost time and ballooning costs.

When the Songdo project broke ground, plenty of fishermen lost their way of life, but instead of giving them a bus ticket and wishing them good luck, the South Korean government handed them urban farm plots as a way to keep them going.

And I have seen plenty of people lose polls and win elections.

Plenty of shows lose principal actors, but this was one founded on some very specific characters, in some very specific circumstances.

More than 1,500 schools are poised to have installed the game before the end of the decade, which, combined with the elimination of junk food from school cafeterias, should lead to plenty of kids losing their paunch.

But Google and other companies like Microsoft of Cisco have plenty to lose if they were to abandon what is rapidly becoming one of the most lucrative technology markets.

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