Sentence examples for replete with events from inspiring English sources

He said the bout captured buyers on a day replete with events that kept "sports fanatics at home".

It is replete with events alluded to, but unsung.

Yet fortunately, from time to time, there have also been movements that celebrated the unheard-of and the improbable: surrealism for instance, and most significantly, magical realism, which is replete with events that have no relation to the calculus of probability.

Their deeds are timeless and exemplary presentations of mythic events replete with power and universal significance.

The contrast with the equivalent Republican events, replete with childish barbs, chest thumping and an almost surreal detachment from the real problems that confront America, could not have been greater.

Plump with event and replete with achievement, 2009 was not only the biggest of years for the artistic director of London's Royal Court theatre, it was also the strangest, its successes punctuated by, among other horrors, an unusually thorough bashing at the hands of the critics.

Wolf et al. [ 4] concluded that the concept of a tree could only be rescued by weakening its meaning, and considering it only as "a central trend in the rich patchwork of evolutionary history, replete with gene loss and horizontal transfer events".

I set up a book signing "event" for him, replete with microphone, book poster and fancy gourmet hors d'oeuvres in the five-star hotel we were staying in for the weekend.

The unveiling of the scores, replete with newspaper profiles of top achievers and merciless exposure of underachievers in gray columns of print, is a national event.

The tale is also replete with connections and coincidences.

Asia is already replete with small, low-priced carriers.