The phrase "full of odds" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as "The game was full of odds; no one expected the underdog to win."
The room is full of odds and ends: kettledrums, fur coats, water colors on vast canvases, stereo equipment and a display case of ornate jewelry and watches.
Farm2Bistro 177 Franklin Avenue Nutley (973) 667-3276 farmtobistro.com GOOD THE SPACE A cheerful, sweetly disheveled downtown storefront, with mismatched furniture, folk music on the sound system, and an attic full of odds and ends on the walls.
Wealthy people love cleaning their pantry out of all of the things they bought for one recipe, so they're full of odds and ends you're never going to use," she says.
"I've been getting regular updates and he's just sensational," said Findlay today, rolling a cigarette at the desk where he spends his afternoons betting, one eye on a computer screen full of odds.
The spending bill is widely expected to be the last major legislation that Congress will pass before the November midterm elections, which had increased pressure to jam the bill full of odds and ends, with provisions addressing everything from gun safety to invasive carp.
Penned by 70s nihilist synth-punk duo Suicide, Springsteen and co take the song's scrawny hopefulness and ratchet it up to hymnal E Street proportions – an act not unlike this record, which takes the idea of a stopgap album full of odds and ends and reimagines it as something much more satisfying.
It is full of incronguous odds and ends.
Turkeys, for example, are "perfect for feeding larger gatherings", while drawers should be "packed full of useful odds and ends".
It will not be you, and your child, and that dog you saved, and a farm full of – against odds!
The proportional change in variance of odds of full immunization of -170% across mothers and 63% across communities was explained by mother-level characteristics, indicating that part of the clustering of full immunization within areas is attributable to the composition of the communities by mother's characteristics.
It is, against all odds, full of humor and full of jokes.
