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The phrase "a container full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a container that is filled with a particular substance or item.
Example: "She opened the cupboard to find a container full of cookies, ready to be shared with her friends."
Alternatives: "a vessel filled with" or "a box packed with".
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He took out a box cutter and opened a container full of water bottles that had been in the truck.
She handed me a container full of bran and beetle larvae — skinny, crusty, yellowish — commonly known as mealworms.
The group hopes to send a container full of boxes to the Huancavelica region, which is normally about a 10-hour drive from Lima.
"Even though she didn't say anything about being cremated, I felt she would understand," says Natasha, showing Mr. Ball a container full of her mother's ashes.
Flotsam is an accident, debris that has fallen into the water haphazardly — a container full of sneakers swept off the deck of a freighter, for example.
In Europe, the group Solidarity and Coöperation in the Mediterranean (Entraide et Coopération en Méditerranée) pledged fifteen tons of books and a container full of tables and chairs.
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Laying gravel or decorative stones can give your garden a place for a water feature, a large container full of seasonal annuals or a stately Japanese maple.
"Literally two days later, geocaching started," said Mr. Kelley, 51, of Brewster, who went on a hunt on the first sunny day this week and found a treasure (a Tupperware container full of buttons and figurines) hidden in the cleft of a rock in Mountain Lakes Park in North Salem.
Another year, everyone on the northern part of the island wore a jacket with a fur collar, after a shipping container full of them was washed up.
Among them was Vaughn, a hulking but friendly guy with close cropped hair who downed a plastic container full of barbecue teetering on a bedside table as he spoke.
For $3.49 you get a small container full of tots smothered in a mixture of cheese sauce and melted cheddar cheese, chili and squares of diced hot white onion.
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