Sentence examples for ample amends from inspiring English sources

It would be injurious to the Reputation of the College, not to observe, that ample Amends were made for the Number of Candidates, by the Display of their Proficiency in the Elegance of their Performances.

This time Foster was unable to convert, but the young wing quickly made ample amends with a couple of penalties, the second of them from the halfway line after Sinfield had sent a kick-off out on the full.

Roosevelt apologized for his oversight, but noted that, as he had just been re-elected, "I shall make ample amends to Lane later".

Nineteenth-century "robber barons" like John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie had ample reason to amend their reputations by generous benefactions.

Humiston noted that with the industry estimated to create over 250,000 new jobs over the next five years, there will be ample opportunities to amend the current gender discrepancy.

Still, Panesar should have ample opportunity to make amends in Derbyshire's second innings.

"I think we'll have ample opportunity to read and amend the bill is the longest euphemism I've ever heard for go '[bleep] yourself," Meyers quipped.

Both the added clause and the amended bill were passed by ample majorities.

15 Moreover, § 7 of Chapter 531 has amended the ABC Law by granting to the State Liquor Authority ample discretion to modify the schedule requirements.

Not all of his plan had been achieved but he's doing the right thing to amend the economic turmoil left by Bush and Cheney, it's utterly a mess that takes an ample time to be settled.

Ample parking.