Sentence examples for plenty the from inspiring English sources

There is plenty the West can do.

And there's been plenty the last few weeks.

"Now the times of plenty, the days of wine and roses, are over," he said.

After so many years of plenty, the global recession has come as a profound shock.

Yet after years of plenty, the early word on compensation is striking.

The New York Times: They go together like Ben and Jerry, Good and Plenty, the spork and the chork.

Since famine has given way to permanent plenty, the "thrifty" genes, once an advantage, are now a liability.

There is plenty the government, the legal profession and others can do to improve this shameful state of affairs.

Even though dissent is plenty, the means for these public advocates to get involved in the TPP are few.

In "Plenty," the text above the recipes is where Ottolenghi professes his unabashedly emotional relationship with food.

Moore's body of work lends mass and dignity to the present, and gives it the gifts of plenty - the consolations of memory, the hopes of a future.