Sentence examples for full of acts from inspiring English sources
And broadsheet newspaper critics shan't see his like again – not in the main big four venues with the private media hospitality bars at the Edinburgh fringe, not from a press seat in the audience of a television stand-up showcase full of acts represented by the management arm of the production company that made it, not anywhere – in their lifetimes.
The full list of acts announced on 2 February, as well as those previously announced, can be found below.
(The first Russian circus to incorporate a full complement of acts was that of the Frenchman Jacques Tourniaire, a first-rate equestrian who built a short-lived circus in St . Petersburg.
Still, it is worth asking why the act of detonating a nuclear weapon is treated as uniquely outrageous in a world full of outrageous acts of mass destruction, which are usually perpetrated without bombs.
The last week has been full of violent acts in Rio de Janeiro.
Every day the city was full of desperate acts of back-seat freedom.
Its plans are full of clever acts of urban dentistry, with excavations and stitches in the right places to make the whole thing work better.
Eton is full of small acts of sartorial mutiny, the male equivalents of the schoolgirl's short-hemmed skirt and non-regulation earrings.
Even in this age of the iPod shuffle, stylistic herky-jerk can doom an album, especially if full of unknown acts.
