Sentence examples for full should from inspiring English sources

EDEN FULL should be back at Princeton by now.

A little more than halfway full should be fine.

England are not guaranteed the money but will return from the Caribbean with their pockets full should they defeat the Stanford Super Stars in Antigua on 1 November.

Jeronimo has a $6m agreement with the Somaliland government, the official claims, that has to be paid in full should the firm be shut down.

Despite the increasing disquiet among fans as a difficult campaign drew to a close, there has been no appetite to dispense with the services of the 51-year-old manager, who signed an eight-year contract in September last year, even though the terms of the deal mean it would not have to be paid up in full should the signatories part company prematurely.

#BBCQT January 16, 2014 David Schneider (@davidschneider) If Britain is full, shouldn't we stop having children?

Fuller should have been part of the brilliant Harvard class of 1829, but the college did not enroll women.

Judge Kopf said that Fuller should be stripped "of his ability to hear cases for as long as the law allows".

Deputies called a doctor and decided Fuller should be taken to a hospital for a mental evaluation, Pima county sheriff's spokesman, Jason Ogan, said.

The motto of David Brower and Buckminster Fuller should be changed to "act locally and think locally".

The full capabilities should be described and limitations should be acknowledged.