Sentence examples for up to plenty from inspiring English sources

Ronaldo was up to plenty of his old tricks – outrageous step-overs followed by suspect collapses to the ground.

I shot up to lay buckets out into the storm and to turn a wheelbarrow upright so we'd wake up to plenty of water in the morning.

For the average used-car loan, the monthly payment is lower but can still add up to plenty of dollars.

I have three really intense periods of dreaming which not surprisingly involve dreams where I'm wired up to plenty of cables.

Or you can coddle up to plenty of other white nationalists that you will find incarcerated".

Obviously, she's also got to blend in at high school, which opens The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina up to plenty of potential for hijinks.

It won't be fun, but at least she's already stood-up to plenty of prior hectoring and bullying.

Up to now, plenty of researchers have devoted much effort to guarantee synchronization of complex dynamical networks with fixed topology [9 16].

The boom in the years up to 2008 meant plenty of money and few questions.Now all that has changed.

In contrast, it's fairly clear that the market movements in the days leading up to elections have plenty of information content".

Now, students end up paying big fees on their student aid, including per-swipe fees of $0.50, inactivity fees of $10 or more after six months, overdraft fees of up to $38 and plenty more.