Sentence examples for ample good from inspiring English sources
And there, in a nutshell, is the Yankees' formula for September success: a walk, a steal, a bunt, a base hit, a home run and, of course, ample good pitching.
This is a trait Cuban-Americans are proud of and one that demonstrates ample good sense and sound judgment, as recent world history bears out.Charles BarclaySpokesman and media adviserBureau of Western Hemisphere AffairsUS Department of StateWashington, DCAdvanced burgernomicsSIR – The Big Mac index provides an interesting take on currency valuation (Economics focus, April 27th).
Still, to imagine that a problem as damaging and pervasive as social isolation can be remedied with ample good will and sufficient cups of tea, rather than with a renewed commitment to the kind of institutions that the government continues to undermine, is wishful thinking, as baseless in its own way as the Brexit delusion of restored British independence.
Sometimes there is ample good will, but just no way.
I continue to think that there are ample good reasons to treat e-cigs as a class of products that are much less dangerous to health than are cigarettes and that smokers should be encouraged to use them instead of cigarettes as soon as possible.
To keep your dog healthy, his food must have ample good quality protein and adequate fat, fiber and moisture.
Each kit had ample goods for a four-day trip for up to four people, he said, but none included enough pain medication for more than two days.
Local firms had provided ample goods and services to overhaul his Birmingham photography studio and received equally ample contracts over the course of a $3 billion upgrade of the county sewer system while he was commissioner.
It offers the opportunity for ample good-natured conflict, and definitely presents a twist on the Mario Party gameplay we've all come to know and love.
There was an ample buffet, good cheer and, as the afternoon wore toward evening, that magical, luminous coastal light.
Finally, Cuba rarely has to deal with deeply hostile crowds, since it regularly benefits from ample leftist good will abroad.
