Sentence examples for plenty which from inspiring English sources

Of course, the Jets are already winning plenty, which makes this dustup even more curious.

What's more they gave plenty, which will be passed on to the charities in due course.

She did some catering jobs before opening Plenty, which has a few tables and also serves soups, salads and sandwiches.

That led to a vegetarian cookbook, "Plenty," which did serious time on England's best-seller lists last year, rubbing spines with Stieg Larsson's thrillers.

And today, the demands of the job are plenty, which became painfully clear as he answered questions during the news conference.

"In Brazil," he added, "we have the 'paradox of plenty' which means we are commodities driven and used to a high rate of return.

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

"There's a lot to unpack in there, plenty of which is challenging.

In the season of plenty - which, paradoxically, was winter, when the grain and the salted pork were safely stored - darkness and hard frosts kept people indoors, making things; including songs, stories, carvings and textiles.

There is plenty about which to scoff.

Lewis has plenty against which to compare them.