How To Use Carful In A Sentence

I got home safe, with a carful of dusty camping gear and a camera full of memories.
We made our way to the front driveway, where I saw a carful of boys, energized with youthful high spirits. Summer Party Advice, From Father to Son
It's a "carful" way to help seniors keep their independence. Camping and Camping Resources. Find Camping News, Camping Gear and Camping Reports. Camping RSS Feed Available.
At some point on the walk home I had "fucking gorgeous" screamed at me by a carful of drunk?
Bringing a carful of foreigners to lunch was a good way to attract the Ali Babas. Day of Honey

Be carful Paul Steinhauser your true colors are showing. Campaigner in Chief back on the trail
A carful of teenagers, high on something, zoomed by, a sudden blast of raucous laughter shattering the warm peace of the night.
Twice a week I watched her from my front window, where I was lying on the couch using up Kleenex as she got picked up by a carful of women wearing satin team jackets. We
Shadow had a carful of Wednesday's guests to ferry to the restaurant: the woman in the red sari sat in the front seat beside him. AMERICAN GODS
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I think that would only happen with certain carfuls of people.
I brought another carful of stuff over here today - including all my CDs, something I was dreading doing for some reason, so this place gets more and more like my place.
At the end of that decade, a carful of lawyers pulled up to the hospital and were greeted by the greying director. Hunting CHUD (for the April Fools Day challenge)
We had the complete support and trust of our advisory board to run with things, we also had ring-fenced budget, and we were carful to get the right kind of people involved. A call for agile museum projects (a lunchtime manifesto)