Sentence examples for full something from inspiring English sources
About 20percentt, he estimates, do the half-marathon as a steppingstone to the full, something half-marathons have traditionally been known for.
In fact, without the military, Hezbollah would have been left with the unsavory option of pursuing a Hamas-style takeover of Lebanon in full, something it clearly did not want.
Moreover, the rescue package Ireland's government agreed to on the 21st included a provision to pay back senior bank creditors in full, something that surprised the distressed-debt crowd who had flocked to Dublin to hear about the scale of the haircuts they would be asked to bear.
The show was only about two-thirds full, something that worried Carey's management, as it was the tour's opening night.
Not today, she's strapped to a gurney with tubes going into her and they're pumping her full of something, probably something really unpleasant.
By evening, I'm full of something and it's often something nasty and pushy".
He was eating a full meal, something slopped in brown gravy from the center of the earth.
"I want their eyes to be steady full of something beautiful," Carolyn said, "enough beautiful to push the ugly things they've seen out of their brains".
has beaten "Today" on a few days this year, and was trying to do the same for a full week — something it has not succeeded in doing since 1995.
starting Monday, there is widespread speculation in the television industry that the show could out-rate "Today" for a full week — something that hasn't happened since 1995.
Longoria gushed about how Crawford needs only two strides to get to full speed, something Varitek has on instant replay in his mind.
