By the start of the fourth bowl he was full to bursting.
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Many biennials are full to bursting with work that is carefully chosen and presented.
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The well-run camps were full to bursting; their schools were brimming with refugee children.
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Existing landfills are full to bursting, and few towns and cities want new ones built nearby.
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He is so tiresome, so self-indulgent, so full to bursting with nonstop me-me-me-ism.
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At the end of this so-called meal, I would be full to bursting, but nowhere near satisfied.
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We followed the twists and winds of narrow roads through farmland, past cows and goats and corn cribs full to bursting.
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The result was a 2400-page whopper, published in 21850, full to bursting with scandal, betrayal, extravagance and wealth beyond the dreams of avarice.
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Were they alive today, those ministers would be amazed by how their successors have crammed that empty page full to bursting with institutions and countries.
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My childhood bedroom and twice-yearly vacation quarters is a somewhat drafty wi-fi dead zone that's full to bursting with my parents' wardrobe overspill.
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The "Waves" soundtrack is full to bursting with some of the heaviest hitters in music, featuring songs from Kanye West, Radiohead, Frank Ocean and Tame Impala.
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"Better Things," like Sam's life, is full to bursting: full of mess, passion, resentment, regret, rebellion and optimism, and minutely observed down to the subatomic level.
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"Better Things," like Sam's life, is full to bursting: full of mess, passion, resentment, regret, rebellion and optimism, and minutely observed down to the subatomic level.
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In the era when Mr. Eklund moved in, the Pratt carriage houses were full to bursting with people who made things for a living, often by hand.
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Beyond. When I act, when I create, I feel alive, full to bursting, and I feel of service to the mysterious goodness that firmly exists in this world.
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The graveyard of companies whose anthropological guesses were too wrong to pivot to rightness, or who couldn't / wouldn't do so fast enough, is full to bursting with tombstones.
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AS SCHOOLS across Europe break for February half-term, it is not just the Alpine pistes that are congested: private-jet terminals across the continent are also full to bursting.
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After record-setting spring rains and recent bouts of severe weather, Oklahoma's reservoirs are full to bursting, major rivers have spilled their banks, and downstream communities are bracing for the worst.
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And by late afternoon, the salon was full to bursting with black men and women looking to get their hair cut, a weave installed, dreadlocks twisted, beards trimmed, hairlines shaped up.
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The unicorn, with its halo-encircled horn, rears up its hind legs as if battling evil forces, surrounded by impasto patterns and circles, decorative landscape elements, and full-to-bursting, overdone blooms.
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Hearing this song reminds me what's so exciting about 99.9%, the debut he released last week: it's full to bursting with sounds and ideas, and it still manages to come off as coherent and personal.
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Although she grew up in an apartment that was regularly full to bursting with mediums, witches, warlocks, actors, writers, and all manner of folk who trucked with the paranormal, she didn't go hunting with her father when she was a child.
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Experts at aid agencies say the two official UN-administered refugee camps and several squalid makeshift camps are already full to bursting, leaving many refugees forced to set up camp on the roadside, in the woods, or wherever they can find space to lie down.
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The rooms are full to bursting with Victoriana, not to mention the requisite clues for those willing to meet the enticements of the piece head on, and I for one was pleased to find none of the face-disfiguring masks that form too great a part of other immersive entertainments on view in recent years.
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Ries reported to his brother, "With huge applause from the audience, the house was full to bursting. My wife wept almost the entire evening, and since then my home has not been empty of friends." Even at the premier, Ries was still looking for "effects." He was deleting numbers that seemed "fatiguant" in rehearsal, and scuttling entire choruses and scenes.
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In his inability to follow anything through to completion he displays symptoms of attention-deficit disorder though this could equally be drug-induced. His defining characteristic is his joy in renting or commandeering apartments which he fills with street-scavenged junk articles until, full to bursting, he moves on to his next "pad". The name "fan man" is a reference to another of his traits; the collecting and selling of fans of all shapes and sizes. The book's most memorably absurd section is the chapter titled "Dorky Day" which features the repetitive statement of the word "dorky" by Horse as a cathartic mantra to dispel the ennui of a dead-end day.
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