1 "There's plenty of time," he answered.
2 Just because we've been away and didn't know about the barbecue and the ball, that's no reason why we shouldn't get plenty of dances tomorrow night.
3 Visitors presented no problem, for houses were large, servants numerous and the feeding of several extra mouths a minor matter in that land of plenty.
4 There are plenty of sturdy Union patriots who are not averse to picking up money selling goods to the Confederacy.
5 However there was still plenty of hog meat, as well as chickens and vegetables.
6 And there were plenty of old folks that couldn't stand the trip and sick folks that ought not to have been moved and ladies who were-- well, ladies who hadn't ought to be moved either.
7 After all, the Yankees have plenty to eat and enough medicines and blankets.
8 "Oh, the Yankees have got plenty," cried Melanie, passionately bitter.
9 Somehow, some day she was going to have plenty of money if she had to commit murder to get it.
10 There's plenty of folks hereabouts who'll have something to say about you letting Sue marry a Cracker--for all that everybody likes Will.
11 No, sir," Old Miss went on, "our folks get flattened out but they rise up again, and that's more than I can say for plenty of people not so far away from here.
12 But there are plenty of people, young people, who feel like my father and your father.
13 When I've got plenty of money, I'll be nice as you please, too.
14 Rhett always had plenty of cash in his pocket.
15 And--I know this will hurt you, Mrs. Butler, but I am contributing plenty of money to the organization, too.