Sentence examples for all full from inspiring English sources

"all full" is not technically correct and usable in written English.
"Full" is an adjective and is used to describe a noun; it cannot be used as an independent phrase. A more appropriate phrase would be "all full up", which means that something is completely filled with no additional room. For example: "This cup is all full up; I can't fit anything else in it!".

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They are all full.

The New York Times

All full of plentiful food-related terror.

The New Yorker

It's all full of seeds.

The New Yorker

"The hotels are almost all full.

The Guardian

It was all full price, that's for sure.

The New York Times

By graduation, I had six 20GB drives, all full.

The Guardian - Books

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Ryan adds that this is all full-price merchandise.

TechCrunch

Suddenly it was all full-on.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

Over all, full-time work in retail is slightly down.

The New York Times

The employment of all full-time faculty would be reviewed.

The New York Times

Fees Currently £3,145 for all full-time undergraduate courses.

The Guardian

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