Sentence examples for amply served from inspiring English sources

Caracas is amply served by radio, television, and the press.

THE COMMUTE Chelsea, which abuts Midtown, is amply served by subway lines.

British voters are amply served by Labour if they want broad-brush complaint about the Tories and economic inequality.

Even with some train lines hampered by storm damage, it is still amply served by mass transit, with ferry service and more than a dozen subway lines.

There is plenty of grisly screen horror out there for teenagers, of course, but younger children are more amply served by fiction from the likes of R. L. Stine, Roald Dahl and Neil Gaiman, on whose fast-moving, suspenseful novel "Coraline" is based.

According to him, justice has been amply served.

As evidence of Haddon's failure to grasp this fundamental law of modern poetry, the above will amply serve.

As a result, the MRL Archives document the cultural and social realities of indigenous populations in substantive detail, and will amply serve scholars of religion, historians, anthropologists, economists, and medical researchers, among others.

I would have to wait till afternoon for the jousting, but the Grand Mass, the ceremony for lost seamen and the blessing of the fleet would amply serve as prelude.

"The powerful forelimbs equipped with grasping hands and slashing first digit would amply serve to both to restrain a victim or a carcass," Wells and Camens said in the study.

(The giveaway in the taverna was much better: first-rate focaccia amply scented with rosemary and served with a lively chickpea dip).