Her eyes got wide, her face became full with enthusiasm, she smiled.
As the balloon becomes full with the lentils, you may find that the neck of the funnel becomes clogged.
In the opening chapter, Daniel Blumenthal and Elleen Yancey herald the arrival of a "new paradigm" in which community members become full partners with "culturally competent" researchers.
Since its introduction three decades ago, self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) using finger-stick blood samples, test strips, and portable meters has aided diabetes management, principally by enabling patients particularly those treated with insulin to become full partners along with health professionals in striving for excellent glycemic control.
I invited her to become a trustee and a year later she needed little persuasion to become full time co-director with Don Rowe, shortly thereafter becoming chief executive, while Don and Tony Thorpe concentrated on the foundation's by then burgeoning programme of educational projects and materials.
In short, the fee structure should reward those willing to make the effort to learn English, to study our nation's history and our democratic system of government, and to become full participants in our nation, with the right to vote and to take part in civic life.
Some of these workers might prefer the option to become full-time with stability and benefits that are paid for by money taken out of their salary.
In fact each of us carries the seeds of what's possible for the world to re-awaken and regenerate each historical period, every epoch, to become fuller each time--with greater beauty (art), good (morals), and truth (science).
Cellphones, which in the last few years have become full-fledged computers with high-speed Internet connections, let people relieve the tedium of exercising, the grocery store line, stoplights or lulls in the dinner conversation.
Haitian politics has become full-throated, heavily debated, with little or no restraint on what people think.
