Sentence examples for be filled for a from inspiring English sources
Lack of methylmercury data for sediments, other media, and tissues are data gaps needing to be filled for a clearer understanding of the impacts of Hg inputs to the ecosystem.
And, I flat out refuse to pay for cavities to be filled for a child who has failed to brush their teeth.
That gap in buying power can be filled for a while -- as it was in the early 2000's -- with greater consumer debt.
On a brighter note for markets, Greece's finance minister said the International Monetary Fund has relaxed its debt-cutting target for Greece and a gap of only $13 billion remains to be filled for a vital aid installment to be paid.
For example, in a 1999 investigation, undercover shoppers from Consumer Reports went to 25 pharmacies to buy the herb ginkgo biloba while waiting for a prescription to be filled for an anticoagulant medication.
In other cases the compartments were filled, for a total clipboard package of 2.29 pounds.
Our community room holds 100 chairs; 75 were filled for a recent M&M play.
The Perry Farrell slot — a skinny, strange, high-voiced guy who loves noise but also has a dreamy side — has officially been filled for a younger generation by Bradford Cox, the singer and sometimes cross-dressing frontman for Deerhunter.
One Saturday night last month, the family gathered to celebrate the daughter's 22nd birthday in a Chinese restaurant where most of the tables were filled for a raucous wedding reception.
"The World Cup has exceeded everyone's expectations no matter what criteria you use," said Wood. "It can provide a really solid launchpad for the game domestically for the next few years and also for the international federation, with the way that its coffers have been filled for a new phase of its development cycle".
Thus, different lines of evidence suggest that VM has been filled for a long period by subsurface or exposed ice (De Blasio 2011a; Gourronc et al. 2014) or a lake (Ori et al. 2000; Harrison and Chapman 2008, 2010; Lucchitta 2009; Metz et al. 2009; Flahaut et al. 2010; Lucchitta 2010; Sowe et al. 2011; Warner et al. 2013; Fueten et al. 2014).
