plentitude

"How do we know whether they was really married or not," Plentitude harangued.

And there were the sea ports of which islanded Britain has a plentitude.

Besides being helpful guides, the signs are meant to convey a sense of the county's cultural plentitude.

On the other hand, there was a plentitude of small support machine guns that could be carried or fixed to a boat mount.

The ground was a good five or six meters below, but the branches offered him a plentitude of hand- and footholds.

Yes, that sacred symbol of holiday plentitude and culinary ineptitude.

It is a precedent that has earned Rome no friends and a plentitude of enemies."

Poverty and despair existed in plentitude but the Palace did not let any disorder take root.

At least Margo Lane found it so, despite the presence of police in plentitude.

Here were a plentitude of shod hooves leaving the road, and all in haste.

I still have a plentitude of coffee.

But the city, or at least its citizens, begin with such a plentitude of charm that a visitor is entranced nevertheless.

No, Rejoice was too old, but Plentitude only had one at home, almost five years old.

As for Brakmaktin, his urge to procreate will soon provide him with a plentitude of companions.

Roland took care of it with a single shot and reloaded from a plentitude of shells.

Pressed to further detail, however, he admitted a confusing plentitude of woods, hills and farmhouses.

Four from Cheerfulness, the oldest was only nine, and two from Plentitude.

A plentitude of targets offered themselves.

It is a prayer of plentitude.

The room, which had terrific possibilities, due to its ceiling height and a plentitude of floor-to-ceiling windows, was almost unrecognizable.

As if 'tweren't a plentitude of folk in the art one must struggle with as 'tis!

What distinguished the Westchester of the past was that there was a plentitude of the amenities needed to make the place work.

Even in the plentitude of its operating features, this Lilliputian is a match for bigger competitors in many respects.

Plentitude agreed with her.