Sentence examples for is fully on from inspiring English sources

The reader is fully on Rushdie's side, and outraged when, in one of the book's few superbly rendered scenes, fear and confusion force him to re-embrace Islam before some Muslim scholars/busybodies.

But having said that, one can still value the clarity of his thinking, which is fully on display here.

The state media, it appears, is fully on message.

"The county is fully on the hook for their senior debt.

"Our working assumption at the moment is that Germany is fully on board to give the E.F.S.F.

On Spain, Rehn says that its financial sector programme is "fully on track", and says he is looking forward to seeing the results of Spain's bank stress tests.

The sorry, frenetic state of media today is one reason I look forward to a world where content is fully on-demand (a time not that far off), where you can consume just what you want, when you want.

After about a week or two of solid use, I think I'll be fully on-board.

Designed during the second half of 1996, commissioning of the system began in March 1997, the OCS was fully on-line by September.

We miss the rich online buzz that builds around events that are fully on-the-record.

"The pilots will not be fully on board," one executive said.