Sentence examples for ample favours from inspiring English sources

It rises from the site of the lodging house where the artist enjoyed the ample favours of its landlady, Sophia Booth.

"We're trying to get Julian fit because he's turned up overweight," said the head coach, Steve Hansen, deciding against giving the player a soft landing on his over-ample behind in favour of a sharp poke in the eye.

An approach to engagement that relies disproportionately upon citizens possessing ample time and resources risks favouring certain members of society over others.

A great number of scientific papers claim that angiosperm diversification is manifested by an ample differentiation of diaspore traits favouring long-distance seed dispersal.

If it proceeded against Arizona without challenging that earlier ruling, it would give the lower court ample opportunity to rule in Arizona's favour.

Professor Charles Pattie, a geographer at Sheffield University who has studied constituencies and their consequences, says that there is ample evidence that the current system does favour Labour, but that it happened by accident not design and that size of electorate is not the only factor.

She suggests that Einstein's "sexualised" equation of matter and energy, E=mc2, "privileges" c, the speed of light (whereas, in fact, it favours nothing at all but shows, with ample empirical support, how much energy you get from a given mass).

However, bikaverin production was favoured in flasks with lower cell concentration that presumably resulted in ample oxygen availability due to lower broth viscocity.

Along with Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Walter Gropius, he favoured austere, white-walled villas, free-flowing floor plans, strip windows and ample open space.Le Corbusier's last building, completed after his death, is this boldly minimalist steel-and-glass house in Zürichhorn park in the Seefeld neighbourhood.

Ample parking.

Ample off-road parking.