Sentence examples for time fully from inspiring English sources

Many of us have come here for the first time, fully consciously and entirely independently.

For the first time, fully 1 in 10 adults had an education beyond a bachelor's degree.

Half-an-hour of running time, fully one-fifth of the original movie, was for decades considered hopelessly lost.

"Lenny's is now and has been for some time fully compliant with the Department of Labor requirements," he said.

This was my first time watching, and even with Gerbasi at my side, I had a hard time fully grasping the rules.

The £300,000 it costs them each year to [deal with FOI requests] is the equivalent of 14 full time fully qualified nurses.

"With his response, Senator Kerry proved why Americans have a hard time fully trusting the left to put American interests first in foreign affairs," he wrote.

Although not quite as deep a downturn as America's Depression, Greece's recession was more prolonged and is likely to take more time fully to recover from.

It is doubtful that Sikorsky at that time fully envisioned the remarkable development of the vertical-lift machine in the next 30 years.

All they're doing is waiting for the phone to ring, so nothing is stopping them from passing the time fully nude and lit only by the flickering neon motel sign outside.

Such response occurs in the young of some fish and of the clawed frog (Xenopus); but in older individuals the nervous system, which is by this time fully developed, controls responsiveness.