Sentence examples for almost filled from inspiring English sources

The phrase "almost filled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state where something is nearly at capacity or completion but not quite there yet.
Example: "The glass is almost filled with water, just a little more to go."
Alternatives: "nearly full" or "close to filled".

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I've almost filled the entire space by now!

One, at a stadium in Hartford, was almost filled to capacity — about 16,000 seats.

Cuba almost filled that quota alone with 4,205 refugees in 2013.

On which subject, we've almost filled the pre-prom pampering spa experience.

The boat had been almost filled with stones and Cobb believes these must have had meaning for the Vikings.

The biggest firms have already almost filled their quota: William Hill and Ladbrokes have, on average, 3.9 machines a shop.

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Sheriff Barclay stood in the doorway, almost filling it up.

Over 100 metric tons of steel almost fill the space.

The two sculptures at Gagosian almost fill the rooms that house them.

Rdio's latest mobile app highlights album covers, almost filling the screen with beautiful artwork.

Not an insubstantial man, Mr. Alonso almost fills the small space behind the bar.

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