Sentence examples for is usually full of from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, US women are tearing up the sliding tracks, not just in their usual strong suit of bobsled but also in luge, where the podium is usually full of German names.
There were no smiles from Howard, who is usually full of them.
FOOTNOTES August is usually full of dog days for New York's top cabaret clubs, but Le Jazz au Bar, on East 58th Street, has remained hot.
Next to her desk Pritchard has an inspirational mood board which is usually "full of flotsam and jetsam" relating to a current design.
·Speaking of spiritualists, the Daily Mail is usually full of articles with headlines like: "Yes, proof that there is an afterlife.
The promenade in front of the mosque is usually full of families and chaste couples and venders hawking ice cream and soft drinks.
I'm usually full of excuses.
Perhaps the soaps are usually full of people checking Twitter, Googling facts instead of arguing about them or playing video games instead of going to the pub.
Real bus-only lanes in the middle of the street, not those silly and much-ignored diamonds in the outer lanes that are usually full of double-parked cars and trucks.
Communal tables at Frida's are usually full of shoppers tucking in to typical fare such as estofado (stew), enfrijoladas (tortillas folded around creamy black beans), chiles rellenos (stuffed chillies) and her famous mole coloradito (spicy red sauce).
