How to use "lots" in a sentence

There, an old man with grey hair asked me lots of questions

Well, lots of newspaper men started taking photographs before Colonel Gooch could run across and pull me away!

Her hair was all the way down her back, and she was wearing sun-glasses - at night! She was wearing blue jeans and a shirt with lots of colours on it

There were lots of suspects at the time, but the police did not have any real evidence against them

For 1500 francs you took away a girl who was bringing me lots of money.'

For lots of reasons

"He's having lots of fun," said one of his sisters

When the late Mrs de Winter was alive, there were lots of parties and visitors, of course

I'm wearing a veil and lots of jewellery

'There are lots of movie stars here tonight,' he thinks

lots of royalty checks to look forward to..

"We'll get lots of favorable media coverage."

If you're looking for a freelance hit man, someone who deals in carload lots of illegal weapons, maybe a mercenary who can put together a small expeditionary force for an overseas operation - you can find all of them here

'Well, anyway, Colonel Protheroe sent lots of poor fellows to prison just for shooting at a bird

'There are lots of people coming into Kingston in carts and things, with boxes and cases,' he said

We thought about the happy days of childhood when there was lots of mustard on the table

Factories were making lots of new things, and this meant there were new jobs for women

In 1921, Amelia had lots of different jobs

She, like the other women, had to do lots of difficult tests