Sentence examples for full of fluffy from inspiring English sources

Their ads are full of fluffy snow falling on small, cosy shops, with shopkeepers who know our names offering friendly service and perfect gift-wrapping.

In the next instant, Daniel was speeding downhill and into the woods, followed by Tom and then Wolfgang, who treated me to a face full of fluffy snow as he rocketed away.

Through personal ads (which he tracks over five decades), isolated homosexual men once sought friendship or merely sex; now their relations have become "heterosexualised", full of fluffy love-words and unattainable romantic ideals.The reason for this, he says, is that in gaining social status, gays have also gained recognition as sought-after consumers.

Rather than the advertising-heavy publications of many cities, particularly New York, chock-full of fluffy profiles of the newest musical star and features on the favorite Thai restaurant of a chorus member of "Wicked," a London theater program is often a quick study guide — a cheat sheet for the high-brow pop quiz of theater about to unfold.

The Schwab Women Investing Now information packet is chock-full of fluffy articles about women's investment clubs, socially responsible investing, women "money mentors" and how to pick a financial planner.

Least likely to: Make a second album of ambient chilltronica full of little fluffy beats and sheep bleats.

Do you think someone could put it the right way up before tonight?" True enough, leaden, undulating waves of sky hang implacably over a bonfire coloured sea full of little fluffy clouds.  .

LG 2pm, Pleasance Courtyard (until 29 August) Edinburgh is full of young companies making fluffy, whimsical theatre, and at first sight This Egg's two-hander about love, friendship and breaking free seems to be just one more.

"I pictured having a pasture full of those cute little white fluffy sheep," Mr. Fernandes said.

Tiramisu was a decent interpretation of this dessert of little range — light, fluffy and full of creamy layers under a sprinkling of espresso powder.

This is a theological, and not a scientific argument in part because it would retain its force – in fact it would gain in force – even if the scientific account were entirely falsified, and we knew that God had in seven days produced a world full of parasites in which sweet fluffy kittens torture adorable mice.