Sentence examples for be chock-full from inspiring English sources
adjective
Alternative spelling of chock full
And Greece, unlike St. Bart's, would not be chock-full of potential clients.
If Buttigieg becomes president, you sense, the future will be chock-full of Manhattan Projects.
In searching for archaeological evidence of this now-lost world, I expected older American literature to be chock-full of the Sturm und Drang whose loss he bemoans.
The unrest may foreshadow the dynamic that is coming in January with the 112th Congress, which will be chock-full of Tea Party-affiliated freshmen.
It will be chock-full of expensive equipment wired for collaboration all over the world, and it will all be available at a cost of exactly zero.
Dr Dobson found that proteins do not have to be chock-full of defects to form amyloid; many, and quite possibly all, will do so readily in the right conditions.Proteins are long chains of smaller molecules called amino acids.
The pipeline is chock-full.
FORESTS are chock-full of carbon.
"It was chock-full," Mrs. Perdue said.
In reality, every organization is chock-full of landmines.
The Park51 board is chock-full of Christians and Jews.
