Sentence examples for ample accounts from inspiring English sources

Others are ample accounts of the band at various peaks: the boxed set containing four wild nights at the Fillmore West in 1969, or the briefcase containing their entire 1972 tour of Europe — twenty-two concerts, with a uniformity of polish that the Dead never really matched, before or after.

Where there is speed there are hazards, and the New Sound takes ample account of them.

She does not make it a practice, she explained, to ask customers how they have come by their ample bank accounts.

He staffed them with good reporters, who were given high salaries, ample expense accounts, and plenty of space for what they wrote.

He referred to Emilio Fede, the anchor and news director at a Mediaset news program, who wept joyfully on the air when Mr. Berlusconi won the 1994 elections and whose ample coverage accounts for most of the extra minutes of airtime for Mr. Berlusconi.

These two old aces have a notion of how to make flying a lot less painful to people with ample expense accounts.

Recently a number of DJ superstars have put their famous faces and ample bank accounts to work for causes that benefit someone other than themselves and their private jet pilots.

More than a year before he is to appear on the ballot for re-election, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is dipping into his ample campaign account to pay for television advertising that showcases his efforts to clean up the scandal-plagued state capital.

In a combative appearance on state TV, Mubarak's new deputy blamed "foreign agendas" for the violence of recent days and pledged that those responsible would be held to account – ignoring ample evidence that paid thugs attacked pro-democracy demonstrators.

Janney's account leaves ample suspicion, even doubt, about the events surrounding the deaths of both Kennedy and Meyer.

For the first time we used multimodal measures to explore the evaluation effect (based on valence and arousal) on psychophysiological behavior taking into account an ample range of emotions.