Sentence examples for as one full from inspiring English sources

He described our world as one full of corrupt institutions and threats of violence.

Proponents of the measure, which would define two consecutive two-year terms as one full term, say that the change is in keeping with the spirit of the restrictions because it applies them more evenly.

JD: In an industry where design collaborations are plentiful, we wanted to do something a bit differently by developing a full his and hers range as one full and cohesive collection.

All described their quarterback room as one full of collaborative spirit.

Some hotel chains will charge you as much as one full night's tab if you cancel less than 72 hours ahead of arrival time.

Alex Jones frequently paints his audience as one full of brave souls but, make no mistake about it, what he actually has is an audience scared of the world they live in, and he quite possibly helped make them that way.

A person-year job is defined as one full-time, one-year job not one permanent job.

Job creation is expressed in person-year jobs, defined as one full-time, one-year job not one permanent job.

Southampton are level as one full-back tees up the other.

The distribution data for vocational teachers presented later in the article are based on the number of full-time equivalents in the 2013 autumn semester (e.g., two 50-year-old teachers who work half-time are counted as one full-time 50-year-old teacher).a.a

Those 128,000 jobs are actually "full-time equivalents" meaning, for example, two half-time jobs count as one full-time job.