Sentence examples for comfortably full from inspiring English sources
"I was comfortably full".
And yet the world's grain cupboard is comfortably full, with 18% more cereals in stock than are consumed in a year, and the world price of grain has fallen steeply since the mid-1990s.
The exceptional Woodner collection, which takes the viewer on a whirlwind tour of the history of drawing that starts with early Italian Renaissance and ends in Picasso's Paris, will probably be comfortably full, although hardly crowded.
One man's trash is another man's comfortably full inbox.
The hospitalization period lasted between 7 and 10 days until patients were familiar with the distraction or correction regime and were mobilizing comfortably full weight bearing with crutches.
5. And they stop eating when they're comfortably full.
Disney sings that his 'jugular feels like an icicle' in a tone of comfortably full-throated warmth; the recurring motif of the owl which the boy Disney killed and which haunts the adult Disney is in no way reflected in the music; the ideological debate between Disney and his disaffected employee Dantine (excellent Donald Kaasch) is verbally and musically pallid in the extreme.
At a Society of Toxicology meeting last week in Reston, Virginia, three groups presented data showing that rhesus monkeys fed severely calorie-restricted diets show fewer signs of diseases associated with advancing age, including diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, than their comfortably full--and in some cases comparably lean--counterparts.
It can sit comfortably in full view rather than be tucked away next to the desktop in the spare bedroom.It is getting ever harder, however, to put components in better wrappers and sell them for a higher price.
When you can comfortably put full weight on your legs, discard your crutches.
The main attraction of the Birkbeck course was that it integrates comfortably with full-time employment, thereby avoiding the time (and equally important) the financial constraints associated with further education.
