Sentence examples for fully manned from inspiring English sources

But, once built, the wall was fully manned by its makers for as little as a decade.

She might have expected our biggest port to be the best run, and on her visit she saw all the desks fully manned, with minimal queues at passport control and plenty of smiles.

The anchored ships in the harbour made perfect targets for the Japanese bombers, and since it was Sunday morning (a time chosen by the Japanese for maximum surprise) they were not fully manned.

He said passport control would be fully manned with stringent checks.

A new rota system would begin in May which will make the system more flexible, and he guaranteed that all border control desks would be fully manned during the London Olympic Games, which start on 27 July.

Thereupon Themistocles spoke long and bitterly against Adimantus and the Corinthians, giving them plainly to understand that the Athenians had a city and country greater than theirs, as long as they had two hundred ships fully manned; for there were no Greeks that could beat them off.

Such language would initially restrict Bush's ability to fully man his planned troop increase and over time would force troops to come home.

"There are several documented cases where fully maned lions lost their manes as a result of direct castration or severe injuries to their pelvic region from fights with other lions," he added.

Lack of manpower meant they could not fully man their trenches, so a system was adopted where six men manned a post, with only two on duty during the day.

In the East it primarily commemorates the baptism of Jesus and celebrates the revelation that Christ was both fully God and fully man.

Now standing beside St. Cyril of Alexandria, Nestorius's chief opponent, Theodotus affirmed the twofold nature (fully God and fully man) united in Christ's Person.