Sentence examples for structure and plenty from inspiring English sources
"There's lots of structure and plenty of openings".
It still has a large pyramidlike structure and plenty of silos.
I tasted many inexpensive bottles made in the prevailing style that features a soft, round texture, little acid structure and plenty of fruit.
But al-Qaeda has a quasi-military structure, and plenty of precedents exist for killing enemy commanders in wartime: in April 1943 America ambushed Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, the Japanese naval commander, on the express orders of President Franklin Roosevelt.
They agreed on two: Saveur (the point system isn't used) said of Lenz's estate-bottled '97 merlot, which at $55 is perhaps the costliest current East End wine: "Still very closed up, but obviously a powerful wine, rich, with impressive structure and plenty of concentrated fruit".
It is conjectured that both nanoflake-array structure and plenty of pores embedded in ZnO flakes may provide scaffold microenvironments to enhance photocatalytic activity.
But Mr. Soto has a tight and satisfying hold on structure, and there were plenty of pleasures to be had in this propulsive yet restrained work.
A dollop of full-fat yoghurt contains fats for tenderness, proteins for structure and it has plenty of moisture, allowing for the same kind of impact on texture that butter brings.
Taking into account that the cellular content is an actual gel like structure and that there are plenty of exposed –SH and –NH2 groups that interact strongly with AgNP, it can be inferred that the average distance between AgNP and optic active molecules inside cells is short enough and fluctuates slow enough to allow for energy transfer to these other luminescent species to take place.
On National Avenue, high-peaked, two-story Victorian structures with wrap-around porches and plenty of shade trees are situated well back from the road.
Whether maintained, federation trust or academy, single or multi-academy trust, there were plenty of examples of those who went out of their way to work effectively, efficiently and collaboratively and plenty who, despite advantageous structures, chose not to".
