Sentence examples for fuller, since from inspiring English sources

this will make your lips look a bit fuller since it looks like its "catching light".

It has been full since reopening.

But Rauschenberg's original décor and lighting have not been seen in full since the 1970s.

State-owned accommodation has been full since 2012, he said, and now officials cannot find any more affordable private housing.

In spite of the uncertainties, Mr. Born said, the Maritime has been nearly full since its opening.

Reuters, in full (since 2008) Thomson Reuters, news agency founded in Britain in 1851 that became one of the leading newswire services in the world.

Lum Ellis, director of Project: LIFE (as it is called), has his hands full since Natchitoches is also home of the meat pie.

This may be the best opportunity to celebrate western swing to the fullest since the 82nd Legislature passed a resolution declaring it the official music of Texas.

Trains are rarely full, since travellers in a hurry will fly or take a bus, so turning up and going is usually possible.

It will be the first time that the ballet -- originally written as a pro-Communist work -- has been performed in full since it opened in Paris in 1927.

This is the first time the album's 22 drawings have been reassembled in full since Goya's death in 1828, which makes it a must-see.