The phrase "ample table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a table that is large enough to accommodate a significant amount of items or people.
Example: "The dining room featured an ample table that could easily seat twelve guests for dinner."
Alternatives: "spacious table" or "large table".
Kingston Mines Kingston Mines has been nurturing Chicago blues legends since it first opened in 1969, and with two stages, strong drinks, floor to ceiling murals, ample table space and lots of room to dance, this place is still bumping every night of the week.
Kingston Mines Kingston Mines has been nurturing Chicago Blues legends since it first opened in 1969, and with two stages, strong drinks, floor to ceiling murals, ample table space and lots of room to dance, this place is still bumping every night of the week.
Within the unassuming exterior is a surprisingly spacious room, with ample tables and a large bar.
GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- Heavy wooden doors lead to a small polished bar and lofty California-style dining room with ample tables and comfortable chairs.
The expansive coffee shop has an industrial-décor with plush seating and ample tables to prop your laptop.
The Beber Sculpture Garden is a quiet, wooded area with ample tables and study locations as well as a barbecue space for community gatherings.
There's pleasant music and lots of floor space between the ample tables: it is a place I'd happily spend time of an afternoon drinking well and perhaps eating some plump, briny oysters from the raw bar or a pork pie.
There I found in the street markets ample tables with the collected works of well known American prosperity preachers in every available media format, and, upon the Mutatus (East African buses/traveling billboards), coverings of advertisements for either American rappers or local "health & wealth" mega-churches.
May and June were warm months with ample rainfall (Table 1), which allowed soybeans to grow rapidly and fill-in quickly during the early vegetative period.
I found him upstairs in the studio, which consists of many racks of samples and dress patterns, stacks of shoe boxes, ironing boards and, at the far end, near a huge mirror, his ample work table.
We still considered ourselves to be the kind of people whose children would play in the garden, not in the soft-play centre; the kind of people who would spend weekends pruning the wisteria and serving roasts on an ample kitchen table.
