Sentence examples for better filled with from inspiring English sources

The blank space is better filled with comments that lend context to a photo, as a small percentage of Facebook users are now seeing.

The rule arguably is meant to offer consumers a better App Store filled with well-built, quality apps, but it will have a sweeping effect on small businesses and their ability to compete with larger entities.

I saw people leaving their villages, their homes, their families, their possessions, in search of a dream and the promise of a better life filled with opportunity.

His vehicle a Kia Spectra that's seen better days is filled with the tools of his bizarre trade a wire, spy glasses with a hidden camera, a laptop that contains a soundboard he can use to send audio messages in a kid's voice.

If you're gonna be a legend in your own Y-fronts, you better fill your Y-fronts with bottles of beer".

Even better, it's filled with the efforts of a who's who of contemporary designers and artists.

The Duveen galleries - the imposing halls straight ahead as you enter Tate Britain from Millbank - never look better than when filled with sculpture of the kind that fills them now.

"The End of the Tour" goes the genre one better: it's filled with the words of David Foster Wallace, because it's the adaptation of David Lipsky's book "Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself," which mainly features transcripts of discussions between Wallace and Lipsky over the course of five days, in 1996.

My parents wanted to give my sister and I a better life, one filled with daylong bike rides and night-time doors left unlocked.

Even better, fill the bottom of the pan with ash from your last fire to help prevent any flare-ups.

He still eats plenty; his plate is just filled with better decisions.