Sentence examples for both fistful and from inspiring English sources

Both Fistful and Europhobia note that the Latvian parliament ratified the constitution today.

The word "stiff" in a Ted Hughes poem is said to echo both "fistful" and "splintered".

Why be content with a single plot when you can stuff in a fistful, and more?

She dug out a fistful and added it to the gurgling pot.

Both sides are peopled with more than a few young England internationals but where Luke Cowan-Dickie and Henry Slade, say, have just a sprinkling of caps, Owen Farrell and Billy Vunipola already have fistfuls and, if Maro Itoje does not yet, he soon will.

Lift the coconut flesh up in fistfuls and squeeze out all the juice into the water.

This does not mean that you are randomly grabbing fistfuls and hair and trying to straighten those.

Emmanuel Callender and Jehue Gordon are among the superstars of Trinidad and Tobago athletics and hold a fistful of Olympic and World Championship medals.

The first passenger boarded, paying with an anachronistic fistful of nickels and dimes, and proceeded toward the stern.

His terrifying and hysterically funny portraits of angry women in family crisis in that play expanded the envelope of dysfunction and cruelty and won both the Pulitzer Prize and a fistful of Tony Awards two years ago.

Both spend fistfuls of money each season, more than all but a few other teams, and so fans of one can't criticize the other's spending habits without conjuring up the lousy secret of baseball's essential unfairness.