Sentence examples for plenty to absorb from inspiring English sources

Apart from the singing, the audience's senses will have plenty to absorb when the Cathedral Brass — mostly freelancers who also play with the Hartford Symphony — take center stage on excerpts from Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610 and Bach's Cantata No. 142, written a century later.

That was a lot to absorb.

So there's a lot to absorb.

There was plenty of demand to absorb the Verizon issue, for instance: orders reportedly reached $100 billion.

At 21, she has plenty of time to absorb the lessons.

"There would be plenty of places to absorb errors if it were a 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot

But [note this comes at the end, after plenty of opportunity to absorb the facts about what's happening], attacks like this are very rare.

Because of the snowstorm that hit the East Coast, the team had been stranded until Tuesday morning in Appleton, Wis., giving them plenty of time to absorb Sunday's loss and begin thinking about the Redskins.

Michelle King, one of The Good Wife's showrunners, said in a recent interview that "the surprises in [episode] 15 play out in 16 too", which should give fans plenty of time to absorb the aftermath.

The assignment came about when an editor stopped me in the hall and said, "Why don't you write about, you know, that shrieking woman?" "The Emancipation of Mimi" had been out for almost a year, so there had been plenty of time to absorb the music and watch the album devour the charts.

This lecture is following on from a series Bertoneche gave in Stuttgart in January, so there has been plenty of time to absorb the theories of valuation.