Sentence examples for Full would be from inspiring English sources

Mr Liebrucks requested a down payment of £310,000 and said the price in full would be £3.1m.

"Any failure to adopt the committee's recommendations in full would be the first time that the UK government has explictly decided not to cut emissions at a rate that independent experts say is necessary to prevent dangerous climate change.

At the time, the SNP dismissed the clauses Cameron put forward as watering down the Smith agreement in key areas, and on Wednesday the SNP's Westminster leader, Angus Robertson, reiterated that "anything less than implementation of the Smith commission in full would be a breach of faith".

"The net impact on public sector receipts – assuming no contributions to the EU and current receipts from the EU are replicated in full – would be a loss of between £38bn and £66bn per year after 15 years, driven by the smaller size of the economy".

"It's impossible to pour from an empty cup". To say that Nicole Snyder has her hands full would be an understatement.

Anything fuller would be sent whistling back whence it came no matter who was sending down the delivery.

If a prize were awarded to the academic who persuaded a major publisher to accept the most footnotes citing himself, Fuller would be a strong contender.

The three editors, believing the public interest in Fuller would be short-lived and that she would not survive as a historical figure, were not concerned about accuracy.

Since most trips are already full, would-be paying customers are being turned away.

Full Kee If the package lived up to the contents, Full Kee would be nationally known.

A full accounting would be difficult.