Sentence examples for sounds plenty from inspiring English sources
New York says it has one of the country's highest participation levels — at 88percentt — which sounds plenty good enough to justify reaching higher.
Much of the slang would be unintelligible to today's readers (even to those, like Mr. Bueller, well schooled in, er, French) but it sounds plenty bawdy even devoid of obvious meaning.
The UN idea today is for some form of unity: a bi-zonal, bi-communal state, with two local governments running most of their own affairs and one relatively weak central one for international matters; plus a single central bank.For a total of some 870,000 people, that sounds plenty.
When it opens in mid-January, the Somport tunnel, 8.6 kilometres (5.3 miles) of road, will be the longest ever dug in the Pyrenees which sounds plenty, but is nothing much compared with tunnels in the Alps, and comes almost 12 years after France and Spain signed up to the project, and six behind the original schedule.If only, dream the people of Aragon.
Big bass sounds, plenty of snares and lyrics lush with braggadocio are the mainstays of the genre, so prepare to hear songs like "No Lie" and "I Don't Like" bumping from a car radio near you.
You sound plenty capable and can probably do the calculations yourself, but again a financial planner may have some insights and recommendations that can help.
It was fantastic having a skilled and talented producer to help guide the direction of the album: to me, the songs sounded plenty full already but to anyone unfamiliar with the spacious and sparse aesthetic of traditional Korean music, I now agree with the producer that they wouldn't have heard it the way I did.
Scientific journalism, on the other hand, sounded plenty exciting, but never having taken a journalism class, I was not sure if this was right for me.
They're good-looking, they sound plenty good enough for most users, and they're very comfortable.
Yet despite the song's lack of conventional 'singing,' rest assured frontman Courtney Taylor-Taylor still manages to sound plenty pissed off.
