Sentence examples for courts full of from inspiring English sources

Inside "E Gym," where the congregation's "small" Saturday evening service is being held, two basketball courts full of believers in jeans and flip-flops rock out, sing along or just watch as a huge contemporary band jams to the song "Did You Feel the Mountains Tremble?" White and yellow stage lights hit the rising smoke before the performance cools down for the opening prayer.

They turn out to be food courts full of stir-fry stations, ice cream parlors, and the like.

It's one of Chinatown's truly incredible food courts, full of old-world charm and is the perfect spot to take your tastebuds on a tour.

In pickup matches she was often the only girl on a court full of boys.

He came with a court full of experienced juniors, most from what was considered his No. 1 recruiting class.

In a court full of bristling near-baldies, he has unnerving long Jesus tresses that he flicks over his shoulders.

Agreeing to trying to work together again (in a court full of scheming flunkeys with high-sounding titles) is one thing.

Told of an Austria-Hungary football match, he asked impishly: "Whom are we playing?"Exiled monarchs mostly find it hard to keep their dignity: absurdity, and a court full of creeps and fantasists, are never far away.

"Playing tournaments of this magnitude and being able to get wins like that on a packed stadium court full of American fans cheering me on, it's an unbelievable feeling".

I had a good seat, down near the floor behind one of the baskets, and it gave an ideal vantage to appreciate just how big Shaq is, even in the context of a basketball court full of giants.

We are, in Christopher Oram's design, at a Christmas court full of snowflakes, carols and cheerful festivity, where everyone sits down to watch a home movie of the king, Leontes, and his chum Polixenes in their romping boyhood.