Sentence examples for and once filled from inspiring English sources
The phrase "and once filled" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate a condition or state that occurs after something has been filled, often in contexts related to containers, forms, or processes. Example: "The jar can be sealed tightly and once filled, it should be stored in a cool, dark place."
I like a lot of parsley and once filled a whole window box with it.
The recalled pumps were delivered two weeks before labour and, once filled from the tap, were kept warm by a pump and heater until labour and delivery.
He often woke up at four-thirty in the morning to study cybernetics, and once filled half a room with a gravity-operated "computer" built from soda straws and Tinker Toys.
Beech-Nut, the food manufacturing company that started there in 1891 and once filled the streets with the smell of bubble gum, will move its operations and its 300 workers to a new business park 14 miles away.
Like Takht-e Soleymān, this mountain complex takes its name from the biblical king, and local legend holds that the name is derived from the belief that it was within the cone's deep centre about 280 feet (85 metres) deep and once filled with water that the Hebrew king imprisoned demons.
Owing to his long association with the club, he is also a friend of Elton John, and once filled in as a backup singer for John on a Watford tour of China.
"Good Night Day" combines a wooden chest, its drawers mostly missing, with a carved and gilded frame, its right side gone and whatever once filled it replaced by the artists with mirrored glass that fills only half the frame.
And though the reboot retained the diversity of the original, casting Zoe Saldana and John Cho in the same lead roles that Nichols and Takei once filled is hardly a gamble.
When Abdullatif was a boy, firewood was still gathered by Bedouin nomads and brought in by camel; water arrived by donkey in goatskin bags and barrels once filled with ghee.
Many of its urban churches and schools, once filled with European immigrants, were impoverished.
And tourists are drawn to Williams itself for its Wild West heritage and the 1950s atmosphere of its well-preserved stretch of Route 66. Bordellos and saloons once filled the storefronts in the historic district along Route 66, but the area now has shops, restaurants and bars.
