chockfull造句

• A skillet of bean soup is chockfull of the fattest clams you have ever seen.
• Dylan's much anticipated autobiography, " Chronicles Volume One, " is chockfull of such entertaining anecdotes.
• DS's editing history is chockfull of rudeness, cuss words, and other comments that go against WP : Civil.
• For me it was too much of an unnecessary bottleneck and I could oftentimes give them feedback faster and in real people speech instead of templates chockfull of jargon.
• The Booth tour, among the most popular on Bearss'chockfull schedule and quickly sold out twice a year, stops at downtown Washington sites not on the usual tourist trail.
• Originally published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, it's chockfull of medical jargon and stultifying writing : " Tables 3 and 4 present multinomial logistic regressions on categories of sexual dysfunction.
• Instead, it is chockfull of low-budget game shows and variety programs in which TV personalities do things like engage 4-year-olds in tricycle courses during which they take bites from hanging donuts.
• That first issue of " Gold Coast Journal, Montecito's hometown newspaper featured 16 pages and no advertising, but was chockfull of local news, something that Montecito had been without for over a year.
• But maybe this is where Mr . Groom got his idea for his new book, cause this new book, it's just chockfull of stories'bout me hookin'up with one famous person after another.
• At the city's clunky neo-Victorian main train station, the posted schedule board of arrivals and departures is as chockfull as ever, but even at rush hour, no train and few ostensible passengers are in sight.
• Her Web site at www . grannysmudder . com-- " No . . . bailing wire acceptable for battery or fuel cell / tank holddowns, " reads one of the rules-- is chockfull of photos from previous runs and has video footage of Granny in action.
• He also comments that the novel is not just about ideas : " Eastern or Western, good or bad, ideas precipitate once they sink to human level, unleashing passions and violence .  Red is chockfull of sublimity and sin . " Eder also praises the characterization of Shekure, which he regards as the finest in the book.
• I think it is obvious from these excerpts why the few mathematicians / biologists / physicists who have heard of " bios theory " consider it classic pseudoscience, chockfull of ecletic terminology ( e . g . according to Sabelli, gravity is " unipolar ", electromagnetism is " bipolar ", and " nuclear forces " are " tripolar " ) and impressive buzzwords hijacked from a real theory ( nonlinear dynamical systems ).
• But " Black House " is so fully satisfying, so chockfull of additional ideas that could stand much fuller exploration, that what's left at the end is a profound hope that King and Straub won't take 17 more years before thrilling us with the further adventures of Jack Sawyer in The Territories . . MDSD / . MDNM / _ _ _ " Black House : A Novel " by Stephen King and Peter Straub Fiction Random House, $ 28.95 _ __
• In an article for " Capitalism Nature Socialism " about geographer Jared Diamond titled " F * * k Jared Diamond " Correia opines that Diamond's Pulitzer Prize winning book " Guns, Germs and Steel " was " dull, " and " chockfull of the bad and the worse, the random and the racist . " Correia's critique stems from his assertion that Diamond " develops an argument about human inequality based on a determinist logic that reduces social relations such as poverty, state violence, and persistent social domination, to inexorable outcomes of geography and environment ."
• "Chicago Sun-Times " critic Kyra Kyles wrote that with " Supreme Clientele ", Ghostface Killah " finally shines on his own ", Steve Jones of " USA Today " described " Supreme Clientele " as a " brooding mix of lyrically dense and sonically diverse tracks . " Mike Pace of " PopMatters " felt that " the hype surrounding Ghostface's latest " Supreme Clientele " is well deserved, seeing as that the majority of the tracks deliver like the Mailman Karl Malone doesn t on Sunday ", and that despite the presence of some overlong skits, " the album is chockfull of spit-polished Wu-isms and catchy-as-hell beats . " In contrast, Craig Seymour from " Entertainment Weekly " wrote negatively of its skits and long length.