Sentence examples for full of further from inspiring English sources

Alex Attwood, the SDLP's Stormont House talks negotiator and an assembly member, called for an end to "brinkmanship" but added: "On 8 July, a Tory chancellor will deliver a budget full of further cuts to public spending and social security.

And, according to a story told by Smith's successor, Brigham Young, Smith was once permitted a glimpse into a secret cavern on that same hillside, which was chock full of further scriptures that weren't ready to be revealed, "more plates than many wagon loads... piled up in the corners and along the walls".

And, according to a story told by Smith's successor, Brigham Young, Smith was once permitted a glimpse into a secret cavern on that same hillside, which was chock full of further scriptures that weren't ready to be revealed, "more plates than many wagon loads … piled up in the corners and along the walls".

(Vanity Fair) "It is interesting, however, that based on the rapid pace of advance in aerospace technology in the roughly sixty years between the Wright Brothers getting their patent and 1969's double-wammy of the Concorde and the Moon Landing you would have thought the ensuing 40 years might be full of further exciting innovations.

Officials in the country are awaiting full results of further tests to confirm this, but are advising people to stop eating bean sprouts.

Since full integration of further eligible studies will increase the number of participants (effective sample size) incorporated into an updated version of this meta-analysis, this cannot change the current rating (i.e. 'Not serious').

If the lesion is resected in full without evidence of further dysplasia elsewhere, the patient is usually advised to undergo close endoscopic surveillance, although the option of surgery is discussed.

Lamb chops, a little tough but full of character, are further energized by fenugreek.

That way, while the first films they made were shot in and around their base in Lyon, they soon had reels full of material from further afield.

Mourinho, on the other hand, got himself a former African footballer of the year still, at the age of 29, close to his lethal prime and clearly, on the evidence of his work since his move to Italy, full of appetite for further honours.

In the further interests of further full disclosure, I should also admit that I was privately tutored in this skill, during a family holiday in Malta in the mid-70s, by my grandfather, who had been a gunner in the RAF in the second world war).