Sentence examples for might be full from inspiring English sources
When you wolf down your meal, your stomach might be full, but you haven't allowed your brain enough time to register that fullness.
"It might be full of explosives.
You might be full already, but you'll have to persevere.
The city might be full of empty buildings".
Worries that the whole network might be full of cracked rails led to drastic speed restrictions and expensive repairs.
And they can only take a certain amount of referrals a week – so they might be full by Monday afternoon; that's hardly a rapid response.
Mr. Unklesbay added, "This woman might be full of hot air, this woman might be a braggart, but this woman is a murderer".
(Maybe I should add that I write a weekly sports column for the FT, though that might be fuller disclosure than anyone sane could wish for).
Of four new productions tested during a parallel experimental season dubbed Furnace, Wrigley says three "have excited us enough to think that there might be full-scale projects coming off them".
Stories ads might be full-screen and more immersive, but they don't show off links to online stores, nor are they as well-optimized from decades of banner ad experience by the industry.
The churches might still be full today, but will they be full tomorrow?
