Sentence examples for leave full of from inspiring English sources

For I leave full of joy, and fish.

Ms. Egan strands them in a castle they cannot leave, full of fetid-smelling murk, rife with tunnels and doors and passageways that lead to the unknown.

We are supposed to leave full of thoughts about "nature and culture", and to recognise that while Eliasson creates a spectacle such as walking inside a romantic painting by Turner or Friedrich, he shows us that it is all done with with dry ice, amber fluorescent lighting and mirrors.

'[T]here are a lot of goats now, the truck used to come for 600 litres, now two trucks leave full of milk... now everybody has some goats' (farmer, Cieneguitas).

I've been to reading groups in which participants discuss who they are and what they think, and leave, full of cottage pie and wine, convinced they've been on a journey into a writer's mind, though they have not, for a single second, left their own.

If you're fortunate enough to experience the Chinese New Year in Singapore, you'll leave full of luck and prosperity for the upcoming year.

I left, full of questions.

She dissented from the common theory that young men, unable to afford marriage, are left full of sexual frustration.

They used to tell me, 'You'll never amount to anything, boy.' " Tom, 16, leaves full of dreams.

People left full of love for a city that defies easy cliches.

"We really wanted our wedding to be spectacular for our guests so that they left full of food, wine, and ready for more at the after party," Linda told HuffPost.