Sentence examples for full of tire from inspiring English sources

"These events used to be full of tire kickers," said Gary Fish, president of the Deschutes Brewery.

It is full of tire marks and potholes, a rubbish bin that seems not to have been emptied in a long time.

Thompson and Toribio walked through a tall doorway and into the arch's northern leg — now full of tires.

There are drawers of gears and chickpea-size motors and pill boxes full of tires measured in increments of 2,000th of an inch.

After conferring with a few sanitation workers sitting in a trailer, she drives the truck to a set of metal dumpsters full of tires, stoves, bedframes, and five-gallon buckets.

As you approach the bow-of-a-ship structure from the border, keep your eyes raised as the upper stories of nearby houses contain exquisite stencil work, including images of a homeless man, his dog and a shopping cart full of tires, and a blue-tinted boy flying a kite over a clothesline silhouette.

From layoffs to bankruptcy, foreclosures to inflation, the world's greatest superpower has gone from being the crème de la crème to having a 15 trillion dollar debt, one of the highest unemployment rates in its history, and a country full of citizens tired of a government which in almost all areas has failed to deliver what it has promised.

"We cannot figure out what people are thinking," Ms. Barnhart said as she walked through a warehouse stacked nearly full of the balloon tire A.T.V.'s.

"We had one lot on 180th Street and Hughes Avenue," he said, "a corner lot full of cars and tires and garbage.

Food has invaded Instagram in such an overwhelming way that studies actually show that people get physically full or tire of certain foods just from looking at the pictures.

Occasionally, a trail of smoke from some damp and battered-looking little house, with a yard full of firewood, lumber, and tires, cars and parts of cars, bikes, toys — all the things that have to sit outside when people lack garages or basements.