Sentence examples for chest full from inspiring English sources

Mark Dion contributes a treasure chest full of broken bottles.

The elderly men are proud, one boasting a chest full of military ribbons.

"I lost a hope chest full of memories," Savannah Heath, 19, said.

I am glad I don't have a chest full of camera equipment to carry with me.

Is it Michael Phelps, struggling back to Blatimore with a chest full of gold?

Indeed, "Dior Joaillerie" is like a treasure chest, full to the brim.

According to Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, one of John Kerry's main advantages in the coming presidential campaign is his "chest full of medals".

Cabbage Hill had an ice chest full of striped bass ($15 a pound) and rib steaks from its Highland cattle ($14 per pound).

At the door, there was a uniformed commissioner who sported an impressive handlebar moustache and a chest full of medals and ribbons.

Nowadays, Rabbit's body is stabbed by strange pains, he feels 'mysteriously full in the chest, full of some pressing essence.' Death-filled thoughts come easily and frequently.

The tablet was brought to him on a museum open day by Douglas Simmons, whose father, Leonard, brought it back to England in a tea-chest full of curios, after wartime service in the Middle East with the RAF.