Sentence examples for plenty of mass from inspiring English sources
I got some of that at a big state university — along with plenty of mass lecture halls and a Darwinian approach to student retention.
"There are a lot of those movies, but this season also looks a lot like a summer season, with plenty of mass market, audience-pleasing films," Mr. Dergarabedian said.
Like last year, the show will be held in the Manhattan Center, a historic New York venue conveniently located close to plenty of mass transit.
Here, Germany and China clearly have an edge on the U.S., where we have plenty of mass entrepreneurship but precious little political capacity to build out the infrastructure of the future.
Plenty of people with uterine ruptures, plenty of people with scar dehiscence.
On the beachheads of Normandy & Okinowa there was plenty of swift mass-extinction but no news of slow personal decay, & somehow or other the troops learned to get along without it.
(In an article published in this magazine at the time, Broadbent told a reporter that he found "no proof" but plenty of circumstantial evidence — "masses of it" — that Jefferson had owned the bottle).
There were plenty of factories and masses of unemployed looking for gainful work, the trouble was the people who could afford to buy things already had them.
But Mr. Maduro is betting there are plenty of believers among the masses.
There are plenty of chestnuts to please the masses, like Magritte's painting of hooded lovers kissing, an illustration that love is blind, and Dalí's lobster telephone, although what the telephone has to do with desire is not clear.
