Sentence examples for full only to from inspiring English sources

There was the 4-year-old boy at a Mexican restaurant who declared he was full, only to have his mom instruct him to finish his taquito, and the 6-year-old at the party who was told to finish her broccoli and ended up throwing it up at the table.

This applies in full only to individuals with a taxable income of less than £100,000.

The issue provoked huge debate among the scientific community as to whether details of the research should be kept secret or released in full only to those working in the field of virology.

Kurtz said that posting the video in full only helps to "spread the fear" of ISIS.

We suggest that an American program should instead give full control only to high-school graduates.

The police do not have the authority under the law to remove full veils, only to fine or require citizenship lessons for those who violate the new law.

Then Beltrán, without getting the bat off his shoulder, took reliever Mike Lincoln to a full count, only to watch a fastball send him back to the dugout.

To put it bluntly, it means paying out full benefits only to those who really need them, and cutting back on payments to everybody else.

We cannot address welfare and self-sufficiency without addressing the fact that we are asking citizens to work full time only to remain firmly entrenched in poverty.

Yet it is not meant to be realistic in full detail, only to illustrate in a simple setting the kinds of things that may indeed affect real markets.

The fledgling network -- which features 130 Yankee games -- will be available full time only to about 400,000 subscribers in Time Warner's digitally upgraded systems.