Sentence examples for full much from inspiring English sources
And the brain tells the older person they're full much more quickly.
Revka says the desert, apparently vacant, is actually full, "much like water in a cup," and later that water is clear "like an open window".
A purse slumps on a chair "like a deflated heart, and just as full of secrets". A woman's lips are "more than full, much better than thick.
It emerged earlier this month that the report will not be published in full, much to the anger of those accused.
Even though local occupancy rates fell short of full occupancy, hoteliers say that for many clients, most hotels are effectively full much of the time.
A gas gauge only indicates how close the gas tank is to full, much as relative humidity only indicates how close the air is to saturation.
The only problem is that recent history tells us the low-budget A's tend to do better when their stadium is less than half-full, much more quiet.
It is a relatively familiar colonial and postcolonial story, but it is not one that interests Fuller much on its own terms.
But then life is full of much sadder, harsher realities for many people.
The problem is that all beds, in all the acute hospitals, are full pretty much.
