Sentence examples for full for the next from inspiring English sources

The company's Web site advises that "because of the current conditions in the marketplace, we have streamlined our publishing program, and as a result, our book list is full for the next several seasons".

Considering that Castres, the reigning French champions, ended the 77-game winning home streak of Clermont Auvergne last Saturday, it sounds like a close escape, but Goode is convinced Wasps will have their hands full for the next fortnight.

If every one of those half a million would-be diners who try to make a reservation at the restaurant in the village of Roses on the Costa Brava actually got their table, it would be full for the next 125 years.

"In a few months, my agenda was full for the next few years". This schedule included Rossini's Otello and La Cenerentola at Covent Garden and a recital at St John's, Smith Square in London, during which he sang the aria Ah, Mes Amis from Donizetti's La Fille du Régiment.

The company's Web site advises that "because of the current conditions in the marketplace, we have streamlined our publishing program, and as a result, our book list is full for the next several seasons". Abbeville's New York office was destroyed in the attack on the World Trade Center, and no one was available to comment last week.

He said their maintenance hangars were full for the next couple of months and the business was reaching a "tipping point".

Rosenthal, the Facebook executive, is considering training full time for the next Olympics.

Fifty thousand tickets have already been sold for the game at Stanford Stadium, and the team is expecting a full house for the next edition of the MLS' biggest rivalry.

So she decided to devote herself to that task, which would end up occupying her pretty much full time for the next seven years.

On Wednesday, Concacaf, the sport's regional governing body, released the full schedule for the next round, which will begin on June 2, with games continuing on and off until Match Day 4 on Sept. 11.

"If we take 'Unplugged,' which our audience still knows and loves, and do a four-minute version after our highest-rated program in prime time, and then we say, 'You can get it all immediately on MTV.com or see the full thing for the next four days in the morning,' we're going to have a lot more people watching," he said.