Sentence examples for plenty of which from inspiring English sources

There's plenty to celebrate about being Australian, and there's plenty of which not to be proud.

But point after point became a ferocious battle, plenty of which were won after long rallies — and several of which reached more than 20 strokes, sapping the energy out from both competitors.

Nicknamed The Plank, it eschews the usual kiss-me-quick seaside clutter (plenty of which can be found further along the beach), in favour of a neutral platform to host a range of different activities.

For as much as a willingness to "do what it takes" and "die hard" are marketable commodities in politics, they can also yield to less flattering qualities, plenty of which have been ascribed to her over the years.

Big V, for verified account, is the widely used moniker for the most influential commentators on China's growing microblog sites — online celebrities whose millions of fans read, discuss and spread their outpouring of news and opinions, plenty of which chastise or ridicule officials.

In fact there is a section in the W3C spec about the HTML 2D canvas that explains why not to implement a text editor on the canvas – plenty of which can equally be applied to describing why not to implement a text editor outside of contenteditable.

The doctor comes back on again, dispensing tablets plenty, all of which fly down the throat of the Serb.

There are plenty of websites which give good advice on which cheap and medium Bordeaux are worth buying and drinking.

And, in fact, they did both: their fictional future contains plenty of elements which came true, and plenty which are so delightful that they should have come true.

There is also plenty of liquor, which is.

There are plenty of seminars which happen there.