Sentence examples for full of pots from inspiring English sources

Her drawer marked "PREP" includes tools like mixing bowls, her mortar and pestle, a scale and a measuring glass, while the "COOK" drawer is full of pots and pans.

It's not that it's located in a refurbished railway arch, or that light bulbs dangle from the ceiling, their filaments in view; that plates tend towards vintage bits of overly fancy mismatched crockery, or that the walls have white splash-back tiling; that the bar is topped with bark-edged sliced logs and there are cages above full of pots of herbs.

I have a small paved rectangle of London garden, full of pots, with a cherished 20-year-old corokia, and two pittosporums, and various fuchsias, and Convolvulus cneorum and hakonechloa grass and euphorbia and heuchera and a Hydrangea petiolaris all over the back wall.

Don't think that you will remember big television box is actually full of pots and pans.

Unlike Bach, whose books were like being hit with a wiffle bat full of pot-pourri, Pirsig is the real deal.

Avri makes his racist remarks while being totally focussed on doing whatever it takes to get his plastic goodie bag full of pot.

But I've travelled over 200 miles, on a dangerous road full of pot holes and lorries overtaking on corners, to stand and watch as they run by.

Mr. Beal, 65, a member of the Youth International Party, better known as the Yippies, was arrested last January outside Madison with a minivan full of pot and was sentenced in September to more than two years in state prison.

The shop fronts and flats flank roads, some with little tarmac left that are full of pot holes and gullies.

A caring, sharing type, the Earth Mother's (EM's) lab is full of pot plants (a.k.a. potted plants in North America) and children's paintings.

She asked rooms full of pot shop owners how many had opened their doors because of the Ogden memo.