Sentence examples for packed with a number of from inspiring English sources

Eggs remain all-natural and are packed with a number of nutrients, including high-quality protein.

The small Maricopa County Superior Court courtroom was packed, with a number of elderly people who were victims among the spectators who stood in the aisles.

The courtroom in Seoul on Wednesday was packed with a number of Samsung executives, who showed signs of relief when the suspended verdict was read.

Scott Esposito of webzine PopMatters gave the novel mixed comments, writing that "it is no surprise that Apex Hides the Hurt, Whitehead's third novel, is packed with a number of allegorical elements blended into a multi-layered structure.

U-sain!" chanted the crowd, which seemed packed with a comical number of pasty Brits wearing Jamaican flags and facepaint.

Containing more than 50 miles of shelves packed with an unknown number of papal documents spanning 12 centuries, including correspondence with Genghis Khan's grandson, Wolfgang Mozart and Adolf Hitler, the archive is opening up to the public for the first time on Wednesday with an exhibition showing off 100 documents at Rome's Capitoline Museum.

He had a set list packed with an insane number of all-time jams, and a muscular six-piece band capable of handling them.

He was explaining what it's like to be the youngest artistic director in 110 years to organize the first, oldest and most venerable international art event in a calendar packed with an unrivaled number of them.

Enlight is jam-packed with a large number of features, ranging from image editing basics like the ability to crop, filter and decorate photos with word overlays and decals, plus filter images using a number of built-in presets, or even transform photos into what look like sketches or paintings.

To compensate for this less sanitary delivery system, monotreme milk is packed with a record-breaking number of antibacterial proteins.

Instead, the plasmid is densely packed with an exceptionally large number of gene clusters for the potential production of secondary metabolites, including a large number of putative antibiotics, such as staurosporine, moenomycin, β-lactams, and enediynes.