Sentence examples for choke-full from inspiring English sources

I soon reached a point, however, where I began to believe that the reason I was so adept at drawing such historical parallels wasn't because of innate talent, but because history was so choke-full of them that they were available to anyone that was willing to Google carefully enough.

Both teams were running with the choke full out on the chilliest night so far.

Three of us had just piled out of a gray Peugeot 306, a cramped little model best driven with the choke full out and the pedal flat down, that we had rented about 50 miles back in Havana.

He was, after a career choked full of clutch hits, hitting.143 in 21 at-bats with runners in scoring position.

Seven days a week, Mr. Branker, who is 40 and from Barbados, drags heavy bags choked full of Afro-Caribbean flags and pendants around the avenue looking for a safe place to set up.

Her brilliant book Part Wild (Atria/Enliven, September 2016) is a must-read for any aspiring or seasoned writer, choke full with ingenious prompts and prolific ideas how to harness that wild creative spark within us.

Instead, it choked.

I don't just choke up; I full-on cry – a sob as direct and contained as a sneeze.

For a second day, the road between Mosul and Kirkuk was choked with cars full of families who described chaos in the city as troops beat an undignified retreat.

His verdict could short-circuit the federal process and hasten the day that many Long Islanders dread -- when their already crowded highways are choked with cars full of gamblers.

Once, Mr. Tanimoto sat with her for a while, and she told him that the bomb had buried her under their house with the baby strapped to her back, and that when she had dug herself free, she had discovered that the baby was choking, its mouth full of dirt.