Sentence examples for liberally supplied from inspiring English sources
Ornamentation was liberally supplied, more deftly in the intruments than in the voices.
England's third try highlighted a difference between the sides, the replacement scrum-half Ben Youngs replicating the opportunism of Care by spotting space at the side of a ruck, splitting the defence and weighting his chip to the line perfectly for Anthony Watson, who along with Nowell had been liberally supplied withy the ball all night, to pick up and score.
Even in a city liberally supplied with historical plaques, these buildings are largely unmarked and would be easy to bypass entirely without this invaluable finding aid.
It turns out to be somewhat shabby and down-at-heel; furthermore, having liberally supplied fellow-guests among them Mr Padge—with fellow-guests amongh he themks is free, Pooter is presented at the end with a large bill that he can barely afford to pay.
Both also were clients of Max Jacobson, the notorious "Dr. Feelgood" known for liberally supplying his celebrity clients (including JFK) with "vitamin" shots of super-charged doses of amphetamines.
These supplies are then liberally handed out, usually by well-meaning but misguided NGOs or health workers alike, to women and families who have lost their homes and support structures and are often acutely unable to use them safely.
None of these expressions would have any power at all if there were not at least notional rules about taste and decency in public life, and even in private, as those of us who say "fuck" too liberally know well, over-use degrades supply.
Heat up your pan and add cooking spray liberally.
Leather is cleaned with a process using salt; Pakistan has huge supplies of salt and uses it liberally.
For years, Central Valley farmers have drawn liberally from the region's aquifers to compensate for reduced supplies from canals and aqueducts.
