Sentence examples for grid full from inspiring English sources

8. CHRIS LIGHTCAP'S BIGMOUTH "Deluxe" (Clean Feed) A righteous dispatch from the New York jazz grid, full of streamlined rhythm and stark, suggestive harmony.

At the Circuit de Catalunya in Montmelo, outside Barcelona, a trained eye will notice a grid full of new-looking cars lining up this weekend for the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, the fifth race of the Formula One season.

For Christmas 2000, the 250th anniversary of the death of Bach, he produced a grid full of more references to the composer than one would have thought humanly possible.

The skill was not in creating a grid full of words, but in producing clues cryptic enough to baffle the puzzler, yet constructed so honestly that they could be solved by any intelligent person who knew the conventions.

(Chinen) ★ Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth (Wednesday and Thursday) With "Deluxe" (Clean Feed), released in 2010, the bassist Chris Lightcap delivered a righteous dispatch from the New York jazz grid, full of streamlined rhythm and stark, suggestive harmony.

(Chinen) ★ Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth (Thursday) With "Deluxe" (Clean Feed), released in 2010, the bassist Chris Lightcap delivered a righteous dispatch from the New York jazz grid, full of streamlined rhythm and stark, suggestive harmony.

Frances Hansen, 81, one of The Times's longest-running crossword contributors, produces elegant grids full of classical knowledge, while Brendan Emmett Quigley, 26, a guitarist for a rock band in Boston, conveys a younger, more pop-cultured sensibility.

Nor, indeed, were ultra-lightweight running shoes with segmented crash pads, arch locks, power grids, full-length ventilation systems, welded overlays, torsion control and TPU cages, all built on carbon soles that promise an innovative fluid ride and superb flexibility.

Life on and off the grid was full of free booze and ambient awareness, with social maps on iPhones lighting the way.

"WPD say the grid is full for the foreseeable future in much of rural Wales and south-west England and have asked us £5.7m to upgrade the grid and connect a tiny community-owned 18kW scheme.

Anyway, there was a time when having three theme entries in a puzzle was considered plenty, but there has been a more recent trend toward cramming the grid as full of as much theme material as possible.