Sentence examples for basically filled with from inspiring English sources

A normal piece of lung would float in water because it was basically filled with air.

"My childhood was basically filled with sadness, chaos," Avila said, recalling waking up on Saturday mornings with a feeling of dread because he knew his house contained nothing to eat.

It was like, I can't breathe, water's going up my nose and my throat was basically filled with water.

Between dedicated devices like the Nintendo 3DS and "Candy Crusmartphonessmartheones, the world is basically filled with handheld video games already, but programming lessons are a different story.

It's pretty hilarious, to hear Gregory about the "challenges that face us" when the panel is basically filled mostly with people who a) aren't facing challenges and b) mainly respond to challenges by issuing bromides.

Seriously, Chris Wallace, the Garden State is basically filled, wall to wall, with assholes with legs.

The Dodgers also acquired Luis Avilan, a left-handed reliever, who basically fills Paco Rodriguez's former role with the team.

Basically, a life filled with easy gratifications has become a source of gratifyingly big laughs.

Red blood cells, however, have only the membrane supports and no internal scaffolding, so they're basically a balloon filled with molecules of oxygen-carrying hemoglobin.

The banh mi — a baguette ("banh mi" translates to, basically, "bread") often filled with various pork products, pickled vegetables, fresh cilantro, and sriracha — has long been peddled in unassuming storefronts in the far reaches of Chinatown and Sunset Park.

Octopus skin is covered with specialised pigmented organs called chromatophores, which are basically tiny bags filled with coloured chemicals.