Sentence examples for got a fistful from inspiring English sources

It's also got a fistful of main characters, from the journalist in Baghdad who decides he can no longer just sit on the sidelines to the sexy United Nations accountant who falls in love with him even as she uncovers the fate of the missing billions.

You also get a fistful of nifty features from live chats and instant polls to real-time snapshots of your stock portfolio (or of the progress of long-term projects or of B2B deals) and a personal database of, say, restaurant and movie referrals or family photographs (see sidebar).

If you check off the chicharrones box, you get a fistful of crunchy fried pork rinds scattered across the bowl.

So would you be able to get a fistful over the bar at your local Vodka Revs? "I wouldn't have thought so," says Fisher.

They burst upon the scene with high hopes, big dreams and enormous overheads, get a blaze of publicity, a fistful of reviews, and then... disappear.

But I couldn't help but admire how fast she managed to get a menu in one hand, a fistful of edamame in the other and a round of drinks for her friends.

Other visitors only get a wolf near them when a volunteer waves a fistful of ground meat in the general direction a risky move, but one performed so casually it feels standard.

It stands for Earth Liberation Front, a movement structured so loosely that trying to get a handle on it is like trying to grab a fistful of water.

Senior bondholders got some cash and a fistful of new paper.

What this photo doesn't show is the car salesman, who's in the back getting the keys and a fistful of quarters from his manager to take this thing for a test drive.

Why else should Harry come with a fistful of dumdum bullets?