Sentence examples for plenty of organized from inspiring English sources

You'll find plenty of organized ranger programs and self-guided tour maps to get you on your way.

There were plenty of organized activities for them, too, from tie-dying T-shirts to a kids' "rodeo" to games of flashlight tag after dark.

Sure, there are plenty of organized criminals still seeking to rob banks and get sensitive company secrets for competitive gain.

Anyone so inclined can find plenty of organized entertainment, including a round or two on the Jack Nicklaus designed 18-hole golf course.

His classmates, determined that Mr. Shearer should still graduate with plenty of fanfare, organized this commencement four days before their own, which is Monday.

It's no secret that there are plenty of things organized labor could use right now, starting with passage of the EFCA (which would give workers the right to card check).

Throughout this column's run, there's been plenty of mentions about the inherent sexism of organized religions.

Mr. Clinton didn't deliver legislation to Congress until Nov. 20, 1993 — by which time the momentum from his electoral victory had evaporated, and opponents had had plenty of time to organize against him.

Ms. Bachmann said that if she joined the race, she intended to do so by early summer, leaving plenty of time to organize for the Iowa Straw Poll in August, which would be the first test of her influence on the field.

The next deadline is 13 December 2001, which should give you plenty of time to organize things.

Even if you don't, you'll want plenty of time to organize all the goodies that you will be getting.