Sentence examples for vessel full of from inspiring English sources

But looking at a new calendar makes it clear, as nothing else can, that the year is a vessel full of only so many days and that one's life is a vessel full of only so many years.

I used to tell this to students, the word educate doesn't mean you pour an empty vessel full of information.

Over the last year, a shipping company has added a second weekly vessel full of refrigerators, Daewoo televisions and Samsung speakers from Pusan to Vostochny.

Lobsters can be put to sleep painlessly by putting them into any large vessel full of water at room temperature, and can be boiled when unconscious.

The ship, the Ezadeen, is the second vessel full of migrants to be abandoned off the coast of Italy this week.

It could be called sunflower: Nissole (1712) describes a manufacturing process of the sunflower in flags, consisting in "extracting the juice of the plants, dipping rags there which are left to dry, then soaking them in a vessel full of urine and re-dipping them into the liquid, and drying them for transport" [25, 36].

And dozens of vessels full of imports have been steering away from New Orleans and other damaged cities to unload at other ports eager for the business.

No Western master improves on the formal genius of the best Fang reliquary figures (made to guard vessels full of ancestral remains) and Kwele masks.

The "Erebus" and "Terror" in all their splendour; the English colours flying at the masthead and the two fine vessels full of bustle.... Certainly these brave men had succeeded in discovering much new land, but only to see their expectations of the accomplishment of the North West Passage that way brought to nought by impenetrable masses of ice.

A dozen vessels full of iron leave each month from Lázaro Cárdenas.

Evidence was also found for proliferating blood vessels full of Fc (Table 1, numbers 2, 3, 8; Figure 1B).