Due to the rink's rounded corners, the total skating surface is 15910 sqft, which critic Blair Kamin called "amply sized".
Representative Lincoln Diaz-BalaRepublicanblican from Miami who has led the efforts to appoint Mr. Reich and personally approached Mr. Rove, called Mr. Reich "amply qualified" for the post.
(They were amply repaid with Republican propaganda that called the Federalists worshipers of the British crown).
Taken together, these things amply justify raising the minimum wage, as President Obama called for in his State of the Union address.
St. Paul's had actually been amply acknowledged in one of the original planning concepts, called Memorial Park, by Peterson/Littenberg Architecture and Urban Design.
In fact, those views had been amply aired in a thirty-five-thousand-word essay called "Industrial Society and Its Future," which the Times and the Washington Post had been prevailed upon to publish in 1995, in exchange for a promise from the author to quit with the bombings, and that essay — better known as the Manifesto — was, while not light reading, pretty compelling stuff.
PARIS — When working on "La Forza del Destino," Giuseppe Verdi called it "powerful, singular and truly vast," a description amply borne out by the work we know today.
Biochemical and molecular studies amply demonstrated that plants express a multitude of carbohydrate-binding proteins (also called lectins or agglutinins) [ 1, 2].
This condition is in the fundamental ground plan of insects and is amply represented in the fossil record with an exception to the hexapodous condition called apodous, or legless.
LONDON — You don't expect something called "Grief" to be a barrel of laughs, and it's giving nothing away to report that Mike Leigh's new play is amply marinated in the unyielding monosyllable of its title.
