Example sentences of "[is] full [prep] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Headway Pre-Intermediate is full of stimulating and accessible texts . |
| 32 | A lively , bustling village , Grindelwald is full of Alpine atmosphere . |
| 33 | It 's hard to divine the facts of her early life since her autobiography , Lady Sings The Blues , is full of tawdry details which are as likely to be figments of a pulp imagination as they are the truth : the way she tells it , she was routinely mistreated and beaten , recruited for a brothel and more or less saved only by a small talent for holding a tune . |
| 34 | The church is full of concrete symbolism : the priest may have to be male , the words of the prayer book or liturgy are used , the hymns of former generations sung . |
| 35 | It is full of syntactic parallelism and other kinds of schematic patterning , as the following display shows : |
| 36 | But it is full of frustrating inconsistencies , with the central auto-da-fe scene standing out in almost shocking relief from everything else . |
| 37 | Tuscany is full of superb sight-seeing temptations . |
| 38 | The world is full of similar examples . |
| 39 | The world is full of mind-bending substances . |
| 40 | " Life is full of impossible questions like that , Joseph . |
| 41 | The old building is full of traditional charm , whilst the new building offers spotlessly clean and homely accommodation . |
| 42 | My mind is full of dark thoughts and evil yearnings , terrible images which move me to wickedness , as if to some obscure crime which perhaps I have committed already — ’ |
| 43 | Taxi companies , video shops ( which did n't exist before ) and used car dealers — all of a sudden the town is full of Western scrap metal . |
| 44 | It is full of eerie electronic crashing , a futuristic trance-like wall of sound that Saunderson airily sums up as , ’ using electronic equipment with a lot of energy ’ . |
| 45 | The world is full of dubious substances — most are available to your kids . |
| 46 | The argument is frivolous firstly because conceptually it is full of elementary mistakes , the primary one being the equation of ‘ sexuality ’ with ‘ gender ’ . |
| 47 | The historic quarter of the city is full of grand buildings , undamaged during World War II , built in many different architectural styles . |
| 48 | Then the water is full of sparkling light , the foam dances and she is tossed like a fragment of weed . |
| 49 | The world , I am pleased to say , is full of unreasonable old women . |
| 50 | In other rocks , water can hardly flow at all : clay has very small pores , whereas pumice is full of good-sized holes but they rarely link up . |
| 51 | The plane is full of young English couples wearing colourful T-shirts and pale Yorkshire faces . |
| 52 | The half century before 716 , in fact , is full of political interest . |
| 53 | My mouth is full of small sausages which are shedding their rubbery , indigestible skins . |
| 54 | Britain is full of small business people who are breathing a sigh of relief that their business rate is limited to an increase in the retail prices index rather than the 60 or 70 per cent . |
| 55 | The Bible is full of powerful imagery about the heart . |
| 56 | The minuet that follows is full of textural and rhythmic contrast and quite good enough to be by Eckard . |
| 57 | It is full of surprising mathematics . |
| 58 | The car tyres bruise along the tarmac and the cabin is full of unspoken hurt . |
| 59 | For the prose artist the world is full of other people 's words , among which he must orient himself , and whose speech characteristics he must be able to perceive with a very keen ear . |
| 60 | It is full of good , down-to-earth advice about how to tackle your turkey . |