Sentence examples for consumed fully from inspiring English sources

His fizzes were passed around to the journalists, and the Times reporter observed, "After some more posing for photographers and the talkies -- the whole performance consumed fully an hour -- the Kingfish left the bar with a broad grin, leading a crowd of reporters to his apartment on the 22nd floor of the hotel, where he spent two hours discoursing on the political situation".

The World Bank determined that fees charged by those favored investment firms consumed fully half the pension contributions of the average worker retiring in 2000.

Earlier in the week I received an email from a colleague reporting that his effort at early voting consumed fully eight hours.

Analysis of the spectra by using ConcIRT™ (Mettler Toledo) revealed that diphenyl sulfoxide was consumed fully within a minute of adding one equiv Tf2O at −32 °C, and that the reaction mixture comprised at least three species at equilibrium (see the Supporting Information).

With considerable chagrin, he noted that a 2 percent investment fee "would consume fully 67 percent of that annual return".

With more than 2,800 performances of theater, music, comedy, dance and more spread among 275 venues, the festival is difficult to navigate and impossible to consume fully.

The processions of competing Daimyo moving to and from the seat of real power soon became a measure of status, and the cost of these semi-annual journeys would eventually consume fully half of each Daimyo's disposable income.

N. intermedia was also able to consume fully cellobiose after 60 h where the maximum ethanol yield of 0.15 g/g was reached.

Food for the soul and human spirit is perhaps the hardest meal to find, consume and fully digest.

I'll SELECT ONE, consume it fully, and then maybe move on to another one the next day.

With some stores opening in the mid-afternoon this year, the world's biggest consumer holiday has now almost fully consumed the only date on the calendar dedicated to family, fellowship and appreciating what you already have (granted, while eating to the point of collapse).