Sentence examples for making the full from inspiring English sources

Those two both ended up making the full programme.

Given the importance of this issue for understanding the past few years, I'm making the full document available below.

A big problem has been encountered in various fields for making the full use of these large scale data which support decision making.

And, would you believe it, that bid precisely matched the low estimate, $16 million, making the full price $18.04 million with the sale charge.

But the most striking aspect of Mr. Lupu's interpretation was his way of making the full work sound like a ruminative, often brooding free fantasy.

Graham has resisted making the full Mueller report public unless Democrats agree to a new investigation into alleged misdeeds by Clinton, such as her use of a personal server and email account for official government business.

With deregulation, they expect that trend to accelerate, making the full-service strategy essential to hold onto their blue-chip corporate customers.

Some conservative commentators contend that Mr. Romney is keeping Mr. Ryan too tightly collared, preventing him from making the full-throated arguments that many on the right are waiting to hear.

Many markers are first made in miniature, with precise scaled-down patterns to determine the optimum layout for minimal yardage; the optimal miniature marker is then used as the guide for making the full-scale cutting marker.

With the very partial exception of George Galloway's Respect, no one is making the full-throated anti-austerity case that the Dutch socialists, Syriza in Greece and others are successfully voicing across Europe.

Moreover, judging from three casts over the weekend, Ballet Theatre may at last have mastered the flamboyant mime style that is as important as classical dancing in making the full-length "La Bayadere" more than a curiosity.