Sentence examples for somewhere full from inspiring English sources

Do you have a notepad somewhere full of brilliant ideas just waiting to be heard?

Yet it is, frankly, incredible how rare that is – unless there is a cutting-room floor somewhere, full of tone-deaf Nobel prize-winners.

The hope is that by moving them to somewhere full of the well-off buyers the brand wants to attract, Cadillac will differentiate itself from GM's more mass-market marques.

The two men have run out of gas on the road to Saigon, and their car comes to rest in the middle of nowhere, otherwise known as a somewhere full of Communists.

"London," he says, in the poem "November", "– there's a rhythm to the name, its ending an echo of its beginning, as if London were the name for somewhere full to the brim with its own echoes".

One wonders if Sony sne has a graveyard somewhere full of dead products that will come back to haunt its executives, like something out of a Stephen King novel.

If you're lucky enough to be hired on somewhere full-time, you'll probably have to go through regular re-certifications and new on-the-job training programs.

Mr. Moos's company is looking to increase its stake in Bank of Moscow to somewhere near full ownership by the end of next year.

Every element in this portfolio has passed beyond the laboratory bench and demonstration project; many are already implemented somewhere at full industrial scale.

Even when I get dressed up all fancy to go somewhere with full make-up, I usually just wear lip gloss AND -- this is the worst part -- it's the same color I wore in 8th grade.

Plant your turmeric somewhere with full sun or light shade.