Sentence examples for centre full of from inspiring English sources

This pretty, 90% Albanian city in Montenegro has a delightful old town centre, full of fountains.

Pretending to be in a Tim Burton film is a lot more fun than standing around in a community centre full of trestle tables.

Ends Back where you started, Limerick has a memorable medieval castle on a river island in an old centre full of all the shops, cafes and culture you'd hope for.

US military commanders in Afghanistan took 17 minutes to act after being warned by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) that their aircraft was firing on a medical centre full of doctors and civilians, an internal investigation has found.

Much of the island, however, is like Aguadilla's town centre, full of low incomes and idle hands.Puerto Rico's annual income per person was around $12,000 in 2004, less than half that of Mississippi, the poorest state.

There's a fine museum, full of beautiful statues and mosaics, but the biggest thrill is to stroll through the busy centre, full of modern shops and cafés, then suddenly encounter an ornate basilica, or a triumphal arch.

There is a Starbucks, a Novotel and two shopping centres full of well- known stores.

Law - yes for those who break through into the world of silk etc - but there are already call centres full of low-paid solicitors; medicine and vet still a sure-fire thing and if they end up part-privatising the NHS through co-payment I think finally medicine will be on a trajectory to where it is in the USA - i.e. well remunerated.

The centre is full of peshmaraga patrols.

The town centre is full of mud huts and goats.

"The centre is full of the village kids – and they're good kids, too," she said.