In an Invisible Jukebox interview with The Wire, Kode9 commented on a MRK1 track, observing that listeners "have internalized the double-time rhythm" and the "track is so empty it makes [the listener] nervous, and you almost fill in the double time yourself, physically, to compensate".
Owen's pond has been filled in, almost certainly by evil David next door.
Up in the wind, on Balston Down, thickets of stunted blackthorn and clumps of hazel seclude a derelict quarry, almost filled with water smothered in duckweed.
The tiny recorder on a pile of books in front of him had, in contrast, almost filled to the brim after an intriguing conversation stretching over 90 minutes.
It is telling then that these hackathons are almost exclusively student-run, filling in the gap between their enthusiasm for building new products and their curriculum's emphasis on theoretical constructions.
One, at a stadium in Hartford, was almost filled to capacity — about 16,000 seats.
Also, these cells possessed very large nuclei that in some cases almost filled the cells [ 22].
Cuba almost filled that quota alone with 4,205 refugees in 2013.
Some prefer bean bag chairs to be about half filled for more of a "sink-in" feeling while others prefer it to be almost filled to the top.
Almost a third of those filling in the questionnaire worked for the NHS, and just 3,760 answered the question on polyclinics.
