Sentence examples for in full of from inspiring English sources
The canon chancellor lollops in, full of expostulation and fervour.
"He came in full of grog," Chapple says.
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If you go in full of awkwardness, that will radiate itself.
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It's meant in the old sense, as in "full of dread; a harbinger" rather than simply rubbish.
The past is another country," Thomas Adès says in "Full of Noises," a new book of interviews with Tom Service.
Lawyer Anwar then stepped in, full of technical bluster: that was hearsay, Mr Siddique is not going to answer.
About 2,000 Noh texts survive in full, of which about 230 remain in the modern repertoire.
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No, this time she was in full-of-herself mode, with how significant and important she sees this meaningless publicity moment as.
