Sentence examples for full of no from inspiring English sources

And a fist full of "No on Proposition 60" pamphlets.

He struggles to hold his own around here, he adds: "full of "no" voters; gets very heated".

My first three days out on my own all ended the same way: sat on a low wall at the front of a stranger's garden, in 35C heat, holding my plastic folder full of no signed contracts, wiping away tears with the sleeve of a suit that was too cheap to absorb them.

Her new book, Money A User's Guide, is stuffed full of no bullshit advice for those with or without a healthy bank account.

When a game show full of no-name performers ("American Idol") doubles up the audience on the recording industry's night of stars, glamour and hardware, the Bagger has to wonder if people are just plain turned off by the routine.

Now Barkley stands as a symbol of a quarterback class that is nowhere near No. 1, full of no-sure-thing passers, overshadowed by the quarterbacks who came before.

It has been a tourist site only since 1930, and still feels like a dark and ominous Norman castle, full of no-frills nooks that were once tapestry-festooned rooms.

The restaurant's 130 seats are often full of no-nonsense eaters transfixed by the view and almost equally dazzled by the all-you-can-eat salad bar (chicken, crab, vegetable, green bean and cucumber salads, plus breads and cheeses) that's included in the price of entrees.

(Those two films were "Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke" and "What About Bob Anywaywat, at one point, he suggested that this season might be Belichick's best season ever, because he has put built a pretty dominant team despite having a defense full of no-name players.

It's full of no-fuss recipes for every meal, which range from fully raw to mostly cooked, with plenty of snacks and desserts to keep everyone happy.

New York is full of no-talent artists who don't get to have careers and that's just the reality of being a bad artist.