Sentence examples for studio full of from inspiring English sources

By 1945, Calder was left with a studio full of scraps.

Mr. Bart recalls himself as having been the coolest head at a studio full of show-offs and screamers.

Mr. Kurstin's home studio, full of vintage synthesizers, drum machines and other analog gizmos, generated most of the album.

A buccaneering life as master of spatter and splodge, admired for my genius by a studio full of naked women?

The rest of his days were spent "in a metropolitan studio full of very avant-garde potters" making a new style of pot.

I met the instructor, a visiting artist from New York, in a studio full of empty white tables, bringing my high-school art portfolio.

They had two studios full of these movable elements, from the rock walls to the walkways and ladders.

Daniel Chester French, the sculptor best known for the saddened seated president portrayed in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, lived tidily in studios full of plaster dust and stone chips.

It was the end of an era and the studios full of bric-a-brac and pinned-up sketches, with their truly bohemian atmosphere, were replaced by screens and machines.

It is more crowded than TV studios full of Labour MPs pledging loyalty to Gordon Brown (for now) and more crowded even than Holland, which has long been so groaning with humanity that folk feel obliged to sleep with total strangers.

"It's 2016 FFS, AEC!" Radio host Alan Jones, looking serene in the Seven Network studios, full of the self-satisfied righteousness of the seer, adjusted his cufflinks and looked down the barrel of the camera and told the prime minister, holed up in his Sydney harbourside mansion, to come out and face the music.