Sentence examples for notes full of from inspiring English sources
Cornell began writing love notes full of dopey tenderness: "Yayoi, fly back to me!" "Have some tea and think of me".
He was terrified of the high notes, full of the usual performer's superstitions: a bent nail kept in his pocket, and a quick cry of "Malocchio!" if anyone mentioned bad luck.
(5+) Little Mouse's Big Book of Beasts by Emily Gravett (Macmillan, £11.99) With his cleverly constructed pages – all paper tearing, crossings out and post-it notes full of advice, Little Mouse scared and delighted readers with his Big Book of Fears.
Hampsey starts writing by making handwritten notes full of minimalistic bulleted scrappy notes.
When he pressed her about the meaning of her science notes full of confusing jargon, she said the key to success on tests is "memorization not rationalization".
On my printed calendars for June and July I have a mess of scribbled notes, full of asterisks, question marks and blacked-out lines.
But her show is, as some conservatives gleefully note, full of ammunition for their side.
But he takes this a step further with an unusually detailed author's note full of instructions to the reader.
Every time I write a book I send him a copy and immediately a little note full of flattery lands on the doorstep.
On seeing a photo of the fagiolata a few days later, a Roman friend happily settled in London sent me a note full of longing for Rome, for the ultimate one pot stew that brings people together.
Like the "Thin Man" series, the Weissmuller-O'Sullivan Tarzan films end on a queasy, ambiguous note, full of optimism for the future but haunted by the suspicion that something wonderful has been lost.
