Sentence examples for going to be ample from inspiring English sources
"There is going to be ample time to debate," Mr. Bush said.
There's going to be ample opportunity for enrichment activities at the University of Birmingham school, with teachers being paid more – the figure is yet to be finalise – to give every pupil five hours of enrichment each week.
"Overall, there is going to be ample water for most of the water purveyors to make their deliveries," said William J. Helms, spokesman for the state flood operations center.
There is going to be ample time for the American people to assess whether or not I made good calls, whether or not I used good judgment, whether or not I made the right decision in removing Saddam Hussein from power, and I look forward to that debate, and I look forward to talking to the American people about why I made the decisions I made.
At the world championships in 2007, "we knew who our four was going to be in ample time," Drummond recalled.
Now that your body is a lot more active than it used to be, you're going to need ample time to relax.
"All indications are right now that we're going to have ample supply of vaccine this year," Mr. Skinner said.
In fact, a new push for at least a handshake agreement on a deficit-cutting plan within the next month could be because Congressional leaders and White House officials recognize that they are going to need ample time to write and pass a set of bills before the Aug. 2 deadline for raising the debt ceiling.
You're going to have ample opportunities to score runs.
"Voters are going to have ample opportunity to see these candidates together," Mr. Plouffe continued.
