Usage of "get plenty"

We have no meanings for "get plenty" in our records yet.

Usage of get plenty in English

This weekend I'll try to get plenty of rest, plenty of sleep. 
 The Irish Times 

If nothing else, we should get plenty of warning of any attack. 
 Hex and the city 

I've some friends, and in the evening I get plenty of exercise. 
 The Untilled Field 

And I could get plenty more anytime I want, Jasper dishonestly bragged. 
 From dawn to deceit 

But I can get plenty of first-rate sketches on my own terms. 
 A Hazard of New Fortunes — Volume 1 

The rookie Allen should get plenty of opportunities to run the ball. 
 Reuters 

You get plenty of laugh, and no tiresome blab to listen to. 
 The Market-Place 

It's hot there, but we get plenty of breeze from the lakes. 
 True to Himself; Or, Roger Strong's Struggle for Place 

Well, never mind, I daresay we shall get plenty of other chances. 
 In Search of El Dorado 

We get plenty of pitches about repeats that don't make the cut. 
 Climbing Magazine 

With health, vitality, and freedom, we'll all get plenty of activity. 
 Heaven 

In fact, it steadies the nerves, and you can get plenty of booze. 
 Visionaries 

I want you to get plenty of sleep, and stop worrying. 
 Charlotte’s Web 

England are going to get plenty of that between now and the final. 
 Radio NZ 

Dark matter or no, they'll get plenty of detective work done. 
 Wired 

There's always plenty that run and you get plenty of cover. 
 The Guardian 

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Meanings of get plenty in English