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.
One of the more amply documented episodes in the history of 19th-century American art arises from the determination with which Thomas Sully, a portrait painter solidly established in Philadelphia, set out for London in November 1837.
Productivity is more amply catered for than with any other iPad.
Fiction's deeper truth, as compared to journalism's first draft, was never more amply illustrated.
Are facts or opinions represented more amply in the word web?
In middle age she remains what she had always been, but more amply, more open and warm.
Some dishes are more amply portioned, like the udon noodles ($10) and buta kakuni, a great deal at $4.50.
Townspeople furnished their houses more amply than in the past (lamps, wooden chests, and draperies came into common use), and they produced more articles themselves.
Curzon himself claimed "that there had never been a famine when the general mortality had been less, when the distress has been more amply or swiftly relieved".
You are here in order to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision, with a finer spirit of hope and achievement.
