Sentence examples for full a from inspiring English sources

The loan was repaid in full a month later and the embargo was lifted.

plêionê), meaning "more", "plenty", or "full"—a lexeme with many English derivatives like pleiotropy, pleomorphism, pleonasm, pleonexia, plethora and Pliocene.

Jonathan You don't want too full a stomach.

Before Girardi's cup was half full, a fan recognized him.

I guess it wasn't really that full a binder.

"It got as full a scrub as A.I.G., Citi, anyone," Mr. Angelides said of Countrywide.

According to the figures for 2013-14, 610 students are taking AS-level anthropology and 222 the full A-level.

Students currently have to study 12 texts - six at AS-level and a further six for the full A-level.

It will instead become a stand-alone qualification, taken alongside full A-levels after two years in the sixth form.

The full A-TAC interviews used here took on average 32 minutes to conduct.

Figure 3a shows an image composed of the full A-scans.