Sentence examples for be full to be from inspiring English sources

To be full, to be satisfied.

Women in the street flowing toward Home, dazed with grief, and my daze Admixed with jealous awe, I wondered If they were, Or wished for it, too, To be full, to be forming, To be giving our blood's food To the yet to be.

Lips: Many girls seek a full, smooth pout but your lips don't HAVE to be full to be gorgeous and kissable.

Respondents were asked how often they were full to capacity.

Applications must be completed in full to be considered.

That's why when you fly today, the plane is likely to be full; there are simply fewer flights available.

The battery float charge losses (energy to maintain the battery charged when it is full), is assumed to be zero.

"It's going to be full, full crowds and hopefully better conditions," Bedene said.

The coat stand is going to be full of coats.

"Flights are going to be full," Mr. Eastlund warned.

It's bound to be full of uncertainty.