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Meanings of be lots in English

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Usage of be lots in English
1
Of course, there should still be lots more women at the helm.
The Guardian
2
Wherever there has been sunshine there ought to be lots of flowers.
The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him
3
Them shouldn't be any hurt, and there would be lots of help.
The Other Girls
4
You won't get any fighting, but there will be lots of fun.
The Lost Naval Papers
5
Got plenty of powder in 'em so there'll be lots of smoke?
The Moving Picture Boys on the War Front / Or, The Hunt for the ...
6
There need to be lots of books and courses aimed at different populations.
Wired
7
But there will be lots of whining in the coming months.
The Cow Puncher
8
There are going to be lots of sales, every day, until Christmas Day.
Wired
9
And it will be lots of fun for the two schools.
The Girl Scouts' Good Turn
10
Fine-hop to it, and may there be lots of bubbles in your think-tank
Skylark Three
11
And along the way, there will be lots of video cameras.
The way of the world
12
So there must be lots of ways of talking to Shadows.
The subtle knife
13
They need some one, and it will be lots of fun for you.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
14
I 'm not able; I'd have to be lots better off than I am.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
15
There will be lots of opportunities about the new Reform Bill.
Phineas Finn / The Irish Member
16
I should have thought common sense would be lots more useful than martyrs.
The Lion's Share
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