Sentence examples for be full of more from inspiring English sources

Then warehouses would be full of more of all that less.

Do you envision your life together to be full of more collaborations?

I'm going to set the intention now that home life will now be full of more movie nights, French toast in bed, all-day-pj-days, postponed email responses, beach days, and margaritas sipped in a kiddie pool. 5. Remind myself that I'm taking the best part of my vacation home with me.

But the second half of the season was full of more.

His book on the Rams is full of more than 200 pages of diagrams, tendencies, player profiles and much more.

The chicken sandwich is full of more hard, dry lumps of sacrificed white meat in a dense baguette.

"The mortuary is full of more than 50 unclaimed and unidentified bodies, proof that the soldiers in the underworld war come from other states, the mayor said.

Released last month, LMFAO's debut album, "Party Rock" (will.i.am/Cherrytree/Interscope), is full of more of the same: puerile, Daft Punk-influenced club rap, painted with bold disco ebullience.

Packed with visual and speech-bubble jokes, and, tucked in the back, an edition of the newspaper Jack delivers, which is full of more fairy tale gossip and witty headlines.

Phil, 29, London They've gone up in year by year – and it's happened slowly but now classes are full of more than 31 students in many schools.

Earle's works are full of more cheerful anecdotes about her upbringing and Puritan ancestors, and her adult adventures scouring the countryside for Chinese ginger jars and stamped-metal sundials.