Sentence examples for plenty of valuable from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of valuable programs.

There are plenty of valuable alternatives to university study.

Decades after starting to collect, Mr. Despont has plenty of valuable space junk, like an early 17th-century moon atlas.

Finally, on the non-fiction front, Rosemary Stones Doon't Pick On Me (Piccadilly, £5.99, 7-12) plentyes plenty of valuable material for understanding and handling bullying.

This defeat by Leeds should not overshadow what has been a remarkable effort from Leigh to secure promotion to Super League this season but it felt like an evening from which the promoted Centurions could learn plenty of valuable lessons before their return to the top flight in 2017.

What jobs you could do As a religious studies graduate you will have plenty of valuable skills to offer an employer and will be equipped to enter professions such as law, journalism or education, or in more pastoral work, such as counselling, mediation and negotiation or social work.

But plenty of other valuable Web services — including content sites, free Web e-mail and social networks — have struggled to find effective business models.

There are plenty of lightweight valuables in his home that a thief could quickly make off with: three laptops, two DVD players, his wife's jewelry.

Evander Holyfield's has plenty of shiny valuables in his life.

Jason Pierre-Paul's right hand has cost him plenty of money and valuable playing time this year.

What makes a book rare: There are plenty of books that are valuable and not rare, and plenty of books that are rare and not valuable.