Sentence examples for ample enough for from inspiring English sources

We joke that while the saying goes, 'Everything's bigger in Texas,' these just weren't ample enough for the Dallas set".

IT'S A SPA -- Hotel-quality bath sheets, 40 by 70 inches, are ample enough for the most ample bather.

The only one ample enough for plump loaves was the reproduction box by Martha Stewart ($62 from the Martha by Mail catalog, 800-950-7130 or www.marthabymail.com).

But they can also be assembled into an elaborate presentation on the ice beds of a tiered seafood tower, prepared for a minimum of two diners, but ample enough for three to share.

Trisha Yearwood's voice is ample enough for country-rock or power ballads, and it became a staple of country-music radio in the 1990's, with hits like "She's in Love With the Boy," "Believe Me Baby (I Lied)" and "How Do I Live".

The built-in 512MB of storage is ample enough for a normal person's workout, but if you're some crazed body-building gym rat then 512MB probably won't be enough unless you cut down the audio quality of your tracks.

Despite clearly being a boutique hotel, the '70s styled lobby, backyard patio/bar and rooftop club are all spacious and provide ample enough room for the many parties hosted in the hotel (including the launch party for Playboy Israel earlier this summer!).

This choice of one breakage every 100 kb along large BPRs should be ample enough to test for this possible bias since it is one order of magnitude larger than the largest breakpoint density (1 per Mb) observed in this work using model M1 and 50-fold larger than the average breakpoint density over the complete genome (Table 1).

Allow ample enough parking areas for your invitees and their parents to park.

Be sure that the wrap does not tear and that the ends are ample enough to be turned for securing.

Because he is in the midst of securing private capital, he won't discuss financial details, such as what percentage stake he owns in the new exchange; but it is ample enough to compensate him for not being allowed to act as a trader.