Usages of plerusque
Plerique liberi laeti sunt, quia iter facere amant.
Most of the children are happy, because they love to travel.
Plerique viatores ob gelu domi manent, sed nostra familia proficiscitur.
Most travelers stay at home because of the frost, but our family sets out.
Ea dicit plerosque vicinos ob imbrem et pruinae frigus domi mansisse.
She says that most of the neighbors stayed at home because of the rain and the cold of the frost.
Plerique ob gelu domi manent, sed nos ad propinquos iter facimus.
Most people stay at home because of the frost, but we travel to relatives.
Plerique propinqui nuptiis adsunt.
Most of the relatives are present at the wedding.
Aliquot puellae post scholam ad ripam ambulant, et plerique pueri eas sequuntur.
A few girls walk to the riverbank after school, and most of the boys follow them.
Mater aliquot mala et pira in canistro portat, sed plerique fructus domi manent.
Mother carries a few apples and pears in a basket, but most of the fruit stays at home.
Quamvis pluvia gravis cadat, plerique discipuli lectioni intersunt.
Although heavy rain is falling, most of the students attend the lesson.
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