People celebrating the millennium filled the plaza.
Every corner was filled with the sanctity of your breath.
She was filled to the brim with girlish glee.
In niches upon each side stood great wine-jars filled to the brim with silver pieces.
Over ten thousand people filled the downtown streets, with many more leaning out of their office Windows.
Although they seemed pudgy, Toydarians were actually quite light, primarily because their tissues were spongy and filled with gas.
In America, for example, landfills containing household rubbish are subject to stringent regulation, whereas ones filled with toxic sludge from power plants are less tightly controlled.
Although the green land at the end of the lane is not as verdant as those in the mountains, the air there is filled with the vitality which can not be found in the wilderness.
No one else can make me feel the colors that you bring. Stay with me while we grow old And we will live each day in springtime. 'Cause loving you has made my life so beautiful, And everyday of my life is filled with loving you. —Minnie Riperton “Loving you”
The Bible is filled with eyewitness accounts.
They were filled with wonder at the new waterfall.
Why not create a life that is wonderful and filled with joy, versus a life filled with misfortune and unexpected turmoil.
Our language is filled with idioms that, if you haven’t been taught them, make no sense.
Belgian chocolate pralines could be filled with a variety of flavored nougats or creams, such as coffee, hazelnut, fruit or more chocolate.
Reinhold told InfoQ that the Governance Board aims to deliver the new constitution before the next one-year extension runs out, and that the two remaining seats will be filled within four weeks.
But in the same moment, drawing a deep sigh of relief from everybody, the hostile figure melted into the face of Big Brother, black-haired, black-moustachio'd, full of power and mysterious calm, and so vast that it almost filled up the screen.
She carried a filled canvas satchel.
The bartender filled Ted's empty glass with beer.
By understanding the cycles of energy we can stay filled with energy and avoid burnout.
Meanwhile at the Sea Life aquarium in Berlin, langoustines, or Norway lobsters, play matches every day with a small football filled with sardines.
In other words, it is ideally suited to take on the challenge of recreating the intricate stress-prone, cavity-filled patchwork of facial bones interspersed with blood vessels and nerves.
The crowd filled the room.
Unlike their ancient predecessors, whose hearts are filled with mistrust and hate, Charlie Chaplin and the lost child are filled with yearning and affection.
This penalty was carried out using a large cauldron filled with water, oil, tar, tallow or even molten lead.
The hollow in front of the house soon filled with water, and as I paced about, it suddenly struck me that I ought to offer the shelter of the house to the magistrate.
Minnesota is now filled with recount experts.
She had now a life filled also with a beneficent activity.
For instance, every Sunday night, one couple, Orbuch said, would go out in their snow-filled backyard and have a snowball fight or build a snowman.
He filled the bottle with wine.
It was summer, and he filled his camera's memory CARDS with photos of green meadows and fields of lavender.
Smoke filled the room.
Rockets are tall, but not particularly inflatable spacecraft, the structure can be packed tightly into the payload and then filled with air once in orbit.
They have a whole basement of neatly labeled boxes filled with CRAP.
Shrill protests about the new taxes filled the air.
If you find your car filled to the brim with Styrofoam peanuts, forward all hate mail to him.
Through staff exchange programs and international cooperation, the YMCA brings people of different nationalities, colors and levels together and make them become friends so as to advocate for an equal, peaceful and happy society and make the world filled with love.
He has filled them with skill to do all kinds of work as craftsmen, designers, embroiderers in blue, purple and scarlet yarn and fine linen, and weavers-all of them master craftsmen and designers.
