Sentence examples for be full at from inspiring English sources

Its carpark would normally be full at this time of day but is near empty.

The arena appeared to be full, at least at the start.

"This park," she said, "would normally be full at this time, when it's so nice out and there's no classes".

The hotel should be full at this time of year but even in the middle of Bethlehem's high season it has barely 50% occupancy.

Similarly, parking docks can be full at certain hours, making it difficult or impossible for users to return the bikes when they've reached their destinations.

Like all pousadas in Praia do Forte, they tend to be full at the weekends, especially in summer months, so avoid the weekends if you are seeking a quieter stay.

"Now the dining room is full at 8 30 or 9".

Or, rather, it's full at the start.

Heathrow is full; Gatwick gets by at 85% of capacity but is full at peak times.

To be fair, few high-end restaurants in the Westminster Village are full at the moment.

The house was full at Jalopy, where prewar music has a local home.