Sentence examples for was quite full from inspiring English sources
John Kerr, Howe's private secretary at the time, said she was "quite full of whisky" during a row in the run-up to the autumn statement of 1981.
"He was quite full of himself in a really nice way - bright and bushy-tailed.
I'm not saying Northampton wasn't but it was quite full on a lot of the time," he said.
After some time Bhagiratha was quite full of energy and happiness, surrounded by a cloud of light.
'I also had other delusions that I was an alien; it was quite full-blown psychosis.
AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley told BBC London 94.9: "It was quite full-blooded, with a lot of players running hard and putting bodies on the line.
"The last 10 days have been quite full on.
"The clothes are quite full on," he said of a collection apparently inspired by Faberge eggs.
"The market on Enron books right now seems to be quite full, shall we say".
Tip the mixture into the tin (it will be quite full).
