Sentence examples for plenty up from inspiring English sources
Still, he added, there is plenty up in the air in cricket — how professional it should be; whether to adopt the shorter and more television-friendly Twenty20 game, which can be played in three hours instead of five days; whether it's really a gentleman's sport or just another game.
In telling his story from the perspective of a drone, a grave marker, or a piece of fungus driven deep into Barnes's thigh in the blast, Parker is making plenty up, but doing so, I assume, to more truthfully describe his experience.
Gatland will have plenty up his sleeve come the World Cup.
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Fortunately, the California company behind Up, Wall-E and the Toy Story films appears to have plenty up its sleeves to avoid disappointment.
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Plenty grown up already, said the elders; too early, I now think.
Plenty end up packing it in, too.
Hedges, who says he "hope[s] to keep working," has plenty lined up for next year.
We've picked at its flaws and missteps; it's got plenty of ups and downs.
There were plenty of ups and downs along the way, mistakes to go with the triumphs.
