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are full of special effects created by computers
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Now, the front lawn is full of dead grass and trash
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Isa: 6:3: And one cried unto another, and said, Holy, holy, holy, is the LORD of hosts: the whole earth is full of his
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behold, the mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire
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The city was full of life, animal and vegetable, but anything harmful was eaten by the orange-furred, stingless scorpions with five eyes and three fangs
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Now, I think he’s full of shit
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churches that are full of God’s glory
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Stumbling with two buckets full of putrescent refuse, the boy tossed the wet feces onto the head of the ballista
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“It’s full of loose ends!” Then she’d poke me in the shoulder with her needle
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‘Yes … I know, the papers have been full of it
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But the bottles were full of tears and the hookers had drowned
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Functions, festivals parties are full of love and fun due to large number of participants
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Using a Liquid Seaweed: Seaweed is full of trace mineral and bacteria
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By forty-five I was nine years old, full of spitfires and heroes, no more so than when
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My head was full of it
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His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace
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My Mother? Hah! -- Full of Grace,
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‘What is linked but not the same?’ Stephen asked, appearing breathlessly in the doorway laden with several bin bags full of wallpaper; as is apparent from the split in one of the bags
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As I’m filling the kettle, I hear the phone ringing and, seeing that Liz is still halfway to the house her hands full of boxes, I dash off to pick it up
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He strolls about, examining the room, which is full of art objects that suggest a quiet sophistication
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I had to climb over a heap of black bags full of clothing to get to the phone … Molly and I have been busy
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He exits the souk just as a Nissan truck pulls up with a bed full of young Arab men chattering happily and laughing in the back
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way through streets full of bars and girls Stu hoped that his chosen destination might
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Stu hoped that the place would be full of
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"The country is full of low-lives like these at the moment
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Her eyes were as full of fun as her body was sensuous
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The first field we come to is full of cows, most of them lying down chewing the cud in the warm sunshine
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’ I commiserated, responding to her warm embrace with difficulty – my arms full of her son
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’ Stephen agreed, his mouth full of sandwich
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With the departure going on I expected a whole screen full of urgents this morning
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The bone, full of air bubbles inherited from the creature’s flying ancestors to reduce
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to stay in this world full of injustice
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Wisdom - Joshua was full of the spirit of wisdom
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“And Joshua the son of Nun was full of the spirit of wisdom; for Moses had laid his
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Full of contempt - Even though this was initially directed toward God it led him to act contemptuously toward all others
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She leads us all to a spacious room, full of chairs
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Her face was still full of fear and a smile was all he could manage then before her face washed out in the glare from the alien reactor’s detonation
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She was impressed and she suggested my joining her party! I accepted at once, full of joy
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Then, full of arrogance, she claims it is very easy for a travelling salesman to earn as much as 600,000 drachmas per month, whereas the basic salary of an office employee is no more than 140,000 drachmas
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The central field is still full of nut-trees at the shadow of which we have set up our tents
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In the middle there is a picturesque pond full of goldfish; it is decorated with a wooden bridge, stone banks and a green islet with a palm-tree on top
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“I don't understand what's the meaning of this all! Frankly, I can't understand why this woman lives! She goes to one place; she goes to another place; so, what? All this is nothing but nonsense for people who have no reason to live!” she concluded, full of contempt for old-maid Ivy
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I feel someone removing the bandages from my face and the next thing I hear is Apollo speaking out as if he's speaking to a room full of people, "Okay ARIES, start the program
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It was a unique experience, that underground river which splits up into numerous passageways and underground cavities full of impressive stalagmites and stalactites that glitter in shading-off tints
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What's going on? The sonic war against me is getting more and more unbearable day by day and I just can't stand it any more! For some strange reason, I am surrounded by all kinds of noise pollution: Every morning, at 7:30 am, my father gets out to the yard and keeps himself busy with meaningless tinkering and hammering at pieces of wood or metal for hours! When I return from work at 4:00 in the afternoon and lie in bed so as to have a brief nap, dad goes upstairs, to Alice's half-built penthouse, and starts hammering at stuff again till 5:30 that I leave for the gym! He doesn't really repair anything, he just enjoys the noise! The yard and the penthouse are full of rusty tools, old dilapidated furniture and all kinds of junk dad finds on the road and carries home! I often complain about the noise and the piggery but he never listens; on the contrary, he swears like a trooper!
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It seldom happens to me but some days are full of satisfactions
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He jumps up and finds the defeated, miserable girl full of dangerous secrets and lies, still crying on the floor
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My experience of life might seem deplorably meagre to many, but still had those moments to cherish, and I believed, sitting in the back of that van with Robbie, that I would have a life full of such joys
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Below us the road was full of trucks in low gear crawling to the West
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As the bus squeezed and wheezed its way through streets full of bars and girls Stu hoped that his chosen destination might have something at least a little different to offer tonight
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Stu hoped that the place would be full of locals, bewhiskered old men rattling their rosaries and maybe playing backgammon, with their wives, those little old bewhiskered crones huddled in a corner chattering away noisily
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next to a quiver full of arrows hanging on the wall under the heads of many
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Treasure: In general, it is a very good omen; if you dream of a chest full of coins, jewels, ancient objects and that sort of thing, it means that you have a strong will and a good potential, which could be used to help yourself and others around you
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If you see a vase full of flowers, it denotes that your financial condition is satisfactory
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There was a stove full of hot coals and a bucket of
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But when it came down to it, her life is full of numbness and void of anything real and tangible
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The center of the plaza was full of people looking for streetcars headed their way
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Thou sealest up the sum, full of wisdom, and perfect in beauty
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The bone, full of air bubbles inherited from the creature’s flying ancestors to reduce weight and density, skittled across the stone floor and came to rest by MacKenzie’s bare feet
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He put a basket full of fruit near a tree first physical evidence of cannibalism among the and told the kids that whoever got there first won the desperate population, corroborating written accounts sweet fruits
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Christ Jesus – the Lamb slain before the foundations of the world – has established this eternal covenant that we should live full of the Spirit, purified by His blood
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Struggling on with a box full of losers medals and honest press clippings
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‘No, and it is lovely seeing how attached he’s becoming to the estate … every day there’s some new aspect that he’s learning about and the villagers are starting to respond to his enthusiasm … I saw Dering with his sheep yesterday, he was full of how much he liked the new master … how like the family he was and all that
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A letter arrived at my mother’s full of blame and resignation
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The bag heavy in her hand, she walked along stuffed full of more happiness than she had felt for … since … that he should have loved her so much …
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Was the brush he was sitting in infecting him with poison or disease? Were there deadly diseases in the water? Much of the water had splashed over his foot, would the wound be full of worms if he survived til daylight?
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on tightly packed shelves full of
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and with a script full of wise one-liners,
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and with a script full of moans and groans,
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and with a script full of wise one-liners and back chat
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Less dangerous prey for sure than a hunting camp full of heavily armed humans
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Almost as though observing from a distance, I watch my other self flounder as doubts about my chances of concluding the quest with any degree of success become definite, bottomless failure; my perennial loneliness becomes an old age of isolation in a world slowly spiralling down into barrenness and desolation as I eek out my days, hated by those who remain here … the few who could not escape across … Berndt’s face stares at me, full of the loathing he feels for my failure
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Thou hast made known to me the ways of life; thou shalt make me full of joy with thy countenance
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Fred took out a dog bowl full of the meal to Ethereead, and Joe
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Travelling across the Somerset levels is a weird experience; in places, the wasteg is higher than the land and we find ourselves looking down on pretty withy pools full of birds
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I wake with a start to find sunlight streaming into the room … it takes me a moment to orientate myself … needless to say, after yesterday, my dreams were full of that irritating man … Deris’s father …
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It's fur was all matted and full of bugs and algae
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He’s not as big as I thought he would be from what Gilla had told me, more wiry and full of pent up energy than the broad shouldered man that is his friend … he grins at me, his eyes laughing, before turning to Berndt
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The world is suddenly full of bold action,
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full of potions and lotions,
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A life fills her head full of pictures and sounds,
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He’s full of nothing but hate and blind rage
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full of chatter and conversation, lit by burnished brass
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Everywhere was closed except for the occasional all-night bar full of market traders
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At the base of a ruby vase full of fading morning lilies
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And thus it was that with my head facing the wrong way and my eyes fixed full of sand that I stumbled and almost fell over something
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Mouth full of cat litter,
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Again the river was full of people dredging muck where it accumulated, or swimming where it was sandy
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The tender sounds floated away to silence, fading in the air beneath a sky full of jewellery that danced before my eyes between the open shutters
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Yet my world was full of colour
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And what can be more colourful and exotic than a plate full of mixed and brightly coloured vegetables topped with grated cheese
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As his wife surfaced from beneath the rolling waves of slumber she groaned and mumbled, feeling for a tumbler full of bathroom tap water that should have been on her bedside table
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"Here, let me", said the lady and she filled the kettle full of water, set it down on the hob and lit the burner
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His mind must have been full of questions that he was far too polite to ask
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Over the next three or four days a succession of busy city types, who had invested in this run down part of the city in an attempt to make a killing on property prices in a rising market, brought around baskets full of striped shirts, frilly blouses and flimsy briefs to be ironed
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I told him how the fishing there was not what it was and when I described the fishermen as being full of Cornish myths and legends, he slapped a hand upon my shoulder and laughed, 'The world is full of fishermen like that
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By nine o’clock Cyberia had nearly sold out her stock and was looking forward to the little luxury that might be afforded by way of a bacon butty and a polystyrene mug of tea, when her husband arrived pushing an old pram full of soiled tee-shirts and builders’ low slung jeans
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During the week Cyberia cleaned the house, cooked meals and performed a range of other wifely duties while her husband, under the guise of bringing euphonic enlightenment to the masses, rescued black bin liners full of old clothes, books and partially complete jigsaw sets from the doorways of London’s charitable retail outlets
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On Saturday and Sunday mornings for the rest of that summer you would have found Cyberia pushing shopping trolleys full of used clothing in the direction of car boot sales full of eager, budget priced consumers
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He popped this second dog into his shopping trolley, entered the magic numbers on the cash machine's keypad and proceeded to stuff his trouser legs full of as many twenty-pound notes as he could