Sentence examples for either full of from inspiring English sources

The shares of banks thought to be either full of bad debts or short of deposit funding fell sharply.

He's one of the most gifted young actors we have – intelligent, instinctive, charismatic – and either full of himself or full of shit, it's hard to tell.

A lot has been said and written just recently about the ever-increasing volume of international rugby, and depending on where you sit, cross-hemisphere matches between teams at the start of their season and opponents at the end of theirs are either full of importance or empty of significance.

T-Mobile is either full of holiday cheer or they're trying to make room for new devices.

2. People are either full of wisdom or full of shit.

Most captions are either full of hashtags – "Wow what an unforgettable gig at #TheO2.

The use of a SmartPayment™ card permitted access to either full coverage of prescribed pharmacotherapy for 26 weeks (full coverage) or a reimbursement of $5.00 per pharmacy dispensation (no coverage).

Recovery under homeowner's forms may be on the basis of either full replacement cost or actual cash value (ACV).

Varying amounts of either full length or EhCaBP1 domains was added.

Supply Division offers either full or partial procurement of essential medicines for specific activities, with or without technical and logistics support.

The data may be searched by either full text search or list of available northern blots of a specific tissue.