plenty money造句

• For a person like Tommy, he has plenty money to buy the judges.
• But many Arabic countries have plenty money, so they can afford to hire people.
• The third and final single, " Plenty Money " received a radio airplay released and shared the same success as the last single.
• Let's look at a quick example to understand this : Say for example the fund manager of Plenty Money Fund had only one share in the whole portfolio.
• The companies are offering up plenty money _ they won't say how much _ though in return for the cash they want to see more than their corporate names in big letters on an arena.
• Plays on Nigerian TV included the very successful comedy Owo Tabua ( Plenty Money ), which was syndicated on NTA, Ibadan, Lagos Television ( LTV 8 ) and Ogun State Television, OGTV, Abeokuta.
• If you have plenty money, you could have self frozen after death, and take your chances you not get broken up for spare parts . ( talk ) 19 : 52, 15 October 2005 ( UTC)
• In 2003 they parted ways with Big Bamo and by 2004 they released the album " Plenty Money " on M & C Music and shot more videos, including their 2003 remake of Chief Ebenezer Obey's " Miliki ".
• As he becomes involved at the gambling tables, he leaves Cary to herself, and although his plan works and he wins big, enough to pay their bill, get them home, and have plenty money left over, their marriage is in big trouble.
• The seventh track on the tape " Plenty Money " makes reference to the covetous nature of man, Slim Burna states " Money good iye / Poverty na disease iye " on the afrocentric sound, and the final track, " Take You Home " is a dancehall-tinged romantic offering, which closes the tape on a good note.
• In 2006 they started their own label  Deuce Records  and were made the official voice of a Nigerian Telecom company called O'net, the track " Plenty Money " was adopted as soundtrack for a BBC radio drama " The Estate " and they also went back to the studio and teamed up with Don Jazzy and K-Solo to record " Oya ".
• After the highly successful " Mother mi " Twin-X took three years to release " Plenty Money " and except starring in a cameo alongside Africa's Afro-Soul super star Lagbaja in the video of his song " dream come true " in 2006, they did not make any major appearances on Nigerian TV until 2009 when they released the video of their single " Oya "  a song recorded as tribute to their hometown Ibadan.