Sentence examples for plethora of names from inspiring English sources

A plethora of names had been linked with the job, most notably Steve McNamara, the former England coach who was released from his duties as national team coach following the series victory against New Zealand last year.

Forest and prairie are just two of a plethora of names applied to ecological assemblages defined in a variety of ways, methods, and terms, and many ideas exist regarding what constitutes an assemblage.

Ambers from separate deposits are known by a plethora of names which have no relationship to structural properties or composition.

In terms of the plethora of names, the index is closer to a small- and mid-capitalization listing.

Known by a confusing plethora of names - ISI, ISIS, ISIL Islamic state in Iraq, and Islamic State.

After months and months lurking around the rumormill under a plethora of names, Verizon has made the HTC Thunderbolt official at CES 2011.

Despite his newfound industry contacts, he's not planning to pull in a plethora of name vocalists, simply because he says the music is deeply personal to him.

The plethora of credible names on board the project – due to premiere in June 2016 – may seem surprising.

A plethora of big names often confuses the voters, so acting noms may be few and far between.

Someday World features nine songs and a plethora of guest names, including Coldplay's drummer Will Champion, Roxy Music's Andy Mackay and south London soul singer Don-E.

Unsurprisingly, given the plethora of Greek names - Plato, Pericles, even Anaximander was a real philosopher - the novel takes the form of a Socratic dialogue, with pages of Anax and her examiners exchanging views.