Sentence examples for the plenty from inspiring English sources
noun
A more than adequate amount.
- We are lucky to live in a land of peace and plenty.
It made an easy connection between the plenty in three dimensions and in the digital sphere.
Bruised bananas languished on desks, suggesting a certain meanness amid the plenty.
Leafmould, seaweed meal and Vitax Q4 all contribute to the plenty in this particular paradise.
But the "plenty of investors" is not the majority of buyers.
He said the attack targeted a place "where the invaders used to dine with booze and liquor in the plenty".
Now we accept responsibilities less, we can pick and choose, and the "plenty more fish in the sea" syndrome seemingly giving us shoals of choice.
"The pool has the ambience of California, the plenty-of-space good life from the 1950s and 1960s," said Elmgreen.
TALENTED chefs at Kenmare's two five-star hotels -- the very Victorian Park and the plenty-glossy-for-Vogue Sheen Falls -- have put it on Europe's culinary map.
To her, it was "about" sex, but to me it was about two women best friends, finding their ways professionally and romantically in the plenty-of-sex pre-AIDS 1970s and '80s.
Actually, it's the perfect topic for a film: an investigation into why, amid record-breaking poverty, subsidizing the plenty-rich is seen as the best way to get people back to work.
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