The phrase "a history full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a narrative or account that contains many significant events, experiences, or elements.
Example: "The novel presents a history full of triumphs and tragedies that shaped the characters' lives."
Alternatives: "a narrative rich in" or "a tale abundant with".
The N.F.L. draft has a history full of choices who have not worked out, as Fassel suggested.
There's a Russian saying, born of a history full of hard rulers and stupid laws spinning in distant corners of a very big and hard-to-regulate space: "The severity of the law is mitigated by its lack of enforcement".
Director Jeremy Fleming said the site in Palmer Street, used by intelligence officers since 1953, had been part of "a history full of amazing intelligence".
In his speech at the academy's launch, Djuric pointed out that despite a history full of hardship, there are notable scientists of Romani descent, such as 1920 medicine Nobel laureate August Krogh from Denmark, and "the first lady of mathematics," Sofia Kovalevskaya.
Many Chamorros see this as just one more act of colonialism in a history full of indignities and atrocities.
Spain didn't advance out of the group stages in 1998, the latest in a history full of, at that point, only disappointment.
A Noble Art Writing is a noble art with a noble history, full of noble writers who changed the world in their own way.
The suspect, Jared Lee Loughner, left behind an internet history full of incoherent political ideologies that make it hard to lay blame on any media or political figure.
What that means is not obvious, since Hammer has a long, colorful history full of reinventions.
In many respects, "Packing the Court" is just what you would expect of Burns: a readable and accessible history, full of memorable details about the Byzantine nominations and political peculiarities of famous and obscure justices during the past two centuries.
"The Birth of a Nation" was a landmark in motion picture history — full of technological innovations and new storytelling techniques, including flashbacks, crosscutting, dissolves, closeups, panoramic filming, and color tinting, all of which heightened the dramatic and emotional effects.
