| But plenteous as are the flowers of eloquence with which he presents us, their perfume, their sweetness, do not cloy. |
| There are plenteous places in Singapore where we get economically-priced burgers, sandwiches and cold coffee. |
| Third, it leaves plenteous room for continued debate and diverse private opinion about the issue. |
| Now, as is clear from the Amtrak timetable and fare sheet, plenteous train service has gone the way of telegrams and sperm-oil candles. |
| And as I demonstrated when I dropped one into the bucket, a hagfish can exude from its skin a substance so slimy and so plenteous it seems supernatural. |
| We surveyed Roosevelt Road, where churches seemed as plenteous as liquor stores. |
