Sentence examples for told plenty from inspiring English sources

I'm told plenty of European leaders are ready to do it too – but not for Alexis Tsipras.

He told plenty of journalists to "eff off", because, he says, "it literally took me 10 years to get back from it".

Alves was furious – "These are some of the most idiotic comments that we can hear," he said – yet, if truth be told, plenty of Brazilians would be nodding their head at the BBC pundit's thoughts.

It was a gutsy display that told plenty about the tough-as-teak temperament of someone otherwise regarded as the Tour's 'Mr Nice Guy'.

Don't get me wrong — the stories were fun, but you get the sense that they'd been told plenty of times before.

I have told plenty of guests to not take photos of the bride prior to the ceremony (or during the ceremony) and then post them to social media.

And truth to tell, plenty of relative newcomers with children in the schools are reaching the breaking point, too.

Customers can tell plenty about the state of the auto industry while kicking tyres at a used-car dealership.

You can tell plenty about the state of a nation from its comedy.

Your mother was wrong: There are not, as far as we can tell, plenty of fish in the sea.

PREDICTION Colts 28, Cowboys 10 Green Bay Packers (8-1) at Minnesota Vikings (2-7) turnoversvers tell plenty about each team.