The phrase "amply built" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a sturdy or robust physique, often implying a larger or more solid body structure.
Example: "The athlete was amply built, which contributed to his strength on the field."
Alternatives: "well-built" or "broad-shouldered".
Pulling a short chiffon dress out of a box, Aviva, amply built with long, dyed-blonde hair and a deep laugh, guffawed, "For me, that's a shirt".
The final word on the curfew was spoken, as far as we are concerned, by an amply built lady who explained to her hairdresser, "All….
By R. Richter and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 10 , 1945P. 17 The final word on the curfew was spoken, as far as we are concerned, by an amply built lady who explained to her hairdresser, "All those poor boys are fighting for our happiness, and then the government does the one thing that is sure to make us unhappy!
Ron Rosenbaum, as his new omnibus collection of essays and reportage, "The Secret Parts of Fortune," amply demonstrates, built up a pretty good resume for the job.
She creates quietly powerful, meticulously built and richly resonant work, the sort of dances that don't tend to yell, "Look at me!" but nevertheless amply reward close study.
Raja Rai Singhji, was an expert in arts and architecture and the knowledge that he acquired during his several sojourns to several countries are amply reflected in the numerous monuments he built in the Junagarh fort.
It was further appreciated that a Pacific of 6MT power could be built with a high enough route availability to fulfil all remaining requirements; this had been amply demonstrated by Oliver Bulleid, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Southern Railway, who had developed a lighter version of his large 3-cylinder Merchant Navy Class in 1945.
But Mrs Clinton, who amply showed her skill as a debater, honed in 2008, asserted it would be a "big mistake" for the US to turn its back on the system that built the American middle class.
Mr. McGreevey and the Democratic Party built up a huge financial advantage, and Mr. Schundler never succeeded in plugging into the Republican fund-raising machine that had amply underwritten Mrs. Whitman and Mr. DiFrancesco for years.
The route from Cape Town to Johannesburg is amply cabled and so Liquid leases that line, too.Such pragmatism shows that Liquid's ambition to build a pan-African network is driven by commercial logic rather than a desire to plant its flag on new territory for the sake of it.
