Sentence examples for think full from inspiring English sources

The Ricks is the best, I think, full of detail and discovery.

Some economists think full privatisation is the answer.What is more, a big public sector is expensive.

"In some instances I think full disclosure can be harmful," he says.

(Think full English fry-up: eggs, cheese, whole-grain bread, butter, bacon, ham, sausage, sautéed mushrooms, etc).

(Think full English fry-up: eggs, cheese, whole-grain bread, butter, bacon, ham, sausage, sauteed mushrooms, etc).

"Maybe they've just started to have it, and they think full exposure is what they're supposed to aim for, and, of course, it's not".

If Aretha, known as much for her voice as much for her thickness (and her taste in hats) doesn't even think full-figured, Oscar-winning actresses Mo'nique or Octavia Spencer would be great choices to portray her life story, I'm really not surprised by Zoe's casting.

Analysys Mason, a research firm, thinks full fibre would take 15 years to roll out.

"I'm lonely too and studying and cursing the day I thought: full time work - part time learning - sure I can do that!" weeps Kara Gone.

He was bed-bound with flu in the week preceding Augusta, with that illness spreading into his chest just by the time he thought full health had arrived.

If you ever thought full HD delivers pictures in awesome resolution (1,920×1080), think again.