Sentence examples for ample time to feel from inspiring English sources

The goal is to provide players ample time to feel out the different classes and the best way to do that is with a character with an established skill tree.

This afforded us ample time to feel guilty (me), nap (Oliver), question what we were doing (me), read news stories on our iPhone (Daniel), look around nervously (me), watch a video about cat parasites (all of us) and whine (Oliver and me).

As he would say later, he didn't have "ample time to find another black quarterback".

After informing me of the request (because everyone carries around a sword in prison, there's no such thing as an order), they'd leave and allow me ample time to ponder whether I felt like fulfilling the proposal.

Retired, you have ample time to think about it and to feel the pain of old age.

The Obama administration, for one, was given ample time to make a case as to what information they felt shouldn't see the light of day.

Unlike the other two planning conditions, online planners did not feel any pressure to compose at least 10 sentences and had ample time to fulfil the task.

Since the justice minister, Liz Truss, doesn't seem to feel that the defence of the independence of the judiciary need take up too much of her energy, she should have ample time to consider these questions.

It feels helpless really". With sequestration now more than four months along, members of Congress have had ample time to observe and digest what the Obama administration cooked up and they, ultimately, passed.

Preservationists, however, have had ample time to build organizational skills.

This would give automakers ample time to adjust their production.