Sentence examples for are fully named from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a full manner; without lack or defect.
- He fully met his responsibilities.
At least the three are fully named.
Our protagonist is never fully named, but we are told that his surname is Me.
It said, "All donations — anonymous and named — are fully reported to the I.R.S".
The owners of Wanker's Country Store – "Where the good times come easy!" – in Oregon are fully aware that their name is more usually shouted by Transit drivers getting cut up in the outside lane of the M4, but they're proud of their long heritage.
The abbreviated gene names are fully described in the tables.
The owners of Wanker's Country Store—"Where the good times come easy!"—in Oregon are fully aware that the shop's name is a common insult in British English that means "idiot" or, more literally, "masturbator, " but they're proud of their long heritage.
All the names of and on the islands are fully discussed by Coates (1990).
Only 100 150 species have been validated, and possibly another 25 have not been fully described and named.
Pets are fully controllable.
Former Jolla co-founder Marc Dillon has a new job in hardware: Finnish startup Asmo, which has been crowdfunding a mobile charger that switches off automatically when the device is fully charged, has today named Dillon as its new CEO.
