Sentence examples for bore full of from inspiring English sources

Having read the Wall Street Journal excerpt, and decided, like everyone else, that Chua was intimidating, impressive and Must Be Stopped, I sincerely hoped the book would be a bore, full of niggly detail about rehearsals, competitions and her ancestral origins.

The restaurant serves honey bears full of housemade ponzu and spicy ponzu to dip it in.

Full bore, full follow through, capable of colossal hitting into the tennis courts at Adelaide, or straight almost out of the old MCG.

When new nurses perform their duties in hospitals, they often have little or no experience in clinical nursing but they are required to bear full responsibility of patient care.

The authors bear full responsibility for the content of this publication.

There was always a little squeeze bear full of honey, which she drank from the bottle… I was seventeen when I began digging graves for the Pluto dead.

Olstein is not a sold-out bear full of sourness at having missed the great bull market.

Over that same period from 1997, the nominal GDP of neighbouring South Korea, which bore the full brunt of the Asian financial crisis, has risen by 65%; America's is up by 50%.

More than 350 people died here, but Bhuj bore the full brunt of the quake.

The congressman for Eastern Samar province, a coastal region that bore the full force of the storm, said 211 had been killed there and 45 were missing.

In particular, grain- and meat-producing farmers bore the full weight of foreign competition in cereals, and many, though not all, industrialists felt the growing pressure of foreign competition in both old and new industries.