The phrase "ample stuff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sufficient or abundant amount of items or materials in a casual context.
Example: "The garage was filled with ample stuff for the upcoming yard sale, including furniture, tools, and toys."
Alternatives: "plenty of things" or "a lot of items".
Along with the local goods on display, there will be ample opportunity to stuff your face: Congress will be serving beer and nachos throughout the day, and Hoosier Mama -- possibly the best pie shop in the universe -- will be offering flaky-crusted wonder as well.
Also good are the empanadas ($1.89), tacos (try the taco pescadero with fried red snapper on a soft corn tortilla for $2.59) and burritos (the ample burrito fajita stuffed with marinated skirt steak, mushrooms and peppers is $7.09).
Not exactly flattering stuff, and ample grist for Clinton haters everywhere.
Its evening classes are only a few hours long, leaving ample leisure for guy stuff: hotrodding at Sears Point Raceway, golfing at Silverado, or getting politely pickled sampling at Sonoma Valley's wineries.
So let's forget about the rich and ultrarich going on strike and stuffing their ample funds under their mattresses if — gasp — capital gains rates and ordinary income rates are increased.
His shot is soft and accurate, and with Marcus Camby and Clarence Weatherspoon missing much of the preseason, he has had ample opportunity to showcase his stuff.
Happily, manager Sami Trabelsi is sure to instruct his players to attack a lot more against Niger than they did against Morocco so Msakni should have ample scope to strut his stuff.
"They all have the heart to learn this game," Mr. Rzepecki said, surveying his students, stuffed into the ample padding of their new sport, with new sticks (some of which were way too long) and new skates (some of which were too big).
There's also 8GB of RAM for the system, and a 1 TB spinning platter hard drive to store your stuff, which should be ample room for a variety of titles.
