Sentence examples for the plenty of from inspiring English sources

But the "plenty of investors" is not the majority of buyers.

However, besides the plenty of experimental attempts, the optoelectronic simulation, which is useful for uncovering the underlying optical, physical and material mechanisms and promoting the high-performance device designs, has seldom been reported.

Indeed, he thinks some of the misunderstandings about capitalism's negative impact come from cultural pessimists who see value mainly in the elite styles of the past and not in the plenty of today.

If only for the sakes of the (plenty of) Australians who aren't racist but have had little or nothing to do with Indigenous Australians (six in 10 of us, apparently) and who were already screaming at their sets and tweeting.

The long menu -- more than 125 entrees alone -- reflects the plenty of China's subtropical region, favored by many lakes and rivers and by a long coastline bordering the South China Sea.

On Sunday, it was announced that those of us who were not bound for church should report to the orderly room for the "plenty of details that needed doing".

"The pool has the ambience of California, the plenty-of-space good life from the 1950s and 1960s," said Elmgreen.

What counts: All fluids count, including coffee, milk, soup and the plenty-of water in your fruits and veggies (watermelon is 90percentt water).

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.

In the meantime, plenty of questions remain.

Linux offers the government plenty of benefits.