Sentence examples for ample morning from inspiring English sources

Basannt R. Rasiwasia, a Vastu expert whose clients include prominent businessmen and their families — although not Mr. Ambani — said Antilia appeared to run afoul of one of the key principles of Vastu: the building's eastern side does not have enough windows or other openings to let residents receive ample morning light.

All three elements were in ample supply tonight as the Sabres held on for a 1-0 victory at Continental Arena before a sparse crowd of 6,203, reduced mostly because of the snowstorm.

Performing a diverse selection of songs spanning almost a century of the American musical and interspersing these works with charmingly playful patter, she gave ample room Saturday night to novelty numbers that allowed this dramatic singer a rare opportunity to flex her musical comedy muscles.

Get ample rest the night before your race.

Even with Evan, half an hour with money and politicians is ample for a Monday morning.

He says misses the Highlands but I reckon having mountains like this on your doorstep – which you can climb in the morning and then be back down on the beach in the afternoon – is ample compensation.

Warmly received, roundly defeated and out of their home Games at the first hurdle, Team GB water polo were at least in ample company on Monday evening.

The ample platter, ordered the night before with a tag on the door, included a beautiful basket of pastries, freshly squeezed orange juice and a fruity yogurt and granola parfait.

This time Tampa Bay touched down at Heathrow on Monday evening, providing ample time to adjust and even allowing them to squeeze in some additional bonding – leading a delighted Morris to tell reporters that it was a bit like being granted a second training camp.

Whether its because of our fascination with Japanese pop culture, never-ending youth, magical girls, or just adorable costumes, the night was ample proof that America's obsession with Sailor Moon will never die.

Next morning there was ample damage but Mr. Petry still insisted it was just a blow.