Sentence examples for will still be full from inspiring English sources

Our hotels will still be full, our restaurants will still be full, mass transit will still be going along".

Even if you don't follow photography, your mind's eye will still be full of Leica photographs.

Our school library is being refurbished and I hope the new library will still be full of books.

The Canadian archipelago, where Franklin foundered, will still be full of intersecting straits and fickle ice conditions, likely not smooth enough to compete directly with more temperate routes.

And don't worry: the show will still be full of its trademark irreverence – though its targets will now be the rich, the powerful and the reactionary, rather than Mexicans, the safety conscious and Morris Marina owners.

If you use these products, your water will still be full of mold and bacteria risking illness to users and possible mold issues in the home.

It's hearty, to be sure, and you will want to plan a light dinner — you'll still be full.

One solution he implemented in Amsterdam was negotiating 24-hour licensing in 10 venues in and around the city: he argues that if you force everyone out of clubs at the same time, they'll still be full of energy, be annoyed and make noise, while unrestricted opening hours mean people leave gradually, quietly and in their own time.

"If so are feeling slightly bitter about it being that hardly anyone will be at work and therefore will be watching on TV or using websites instead of following your commentary?" Yep, there'll still be full text commentary - in for a penny, etc.

Ten Christmases from now, when the streets are full of shivering record executives begging for a place to sleep and a meal to eat and an expense account to pad — well, even then the nation's arenas will probably still be full of screaming teenage girls and the boys who are willing to lift their voices and shirts in tribute.

The churches might still be full today, but will they be full tomorrow?