Sentence examples for centres filled from inspiring English sources

We all know that Britain has a problem: the binge-drinking, the brawling, the town centres filled with vomit on Saturday nights, the courtrooms packed with alcohol-related crimes.

In the Southern Alps, great chunks of a glacier fell.John Key, the prime minister, has declared the country's first ever national state of emergency, as the scale of the damage swamped Christchurch's services, and relief centres filled.

Fierce competition, it says, not monopolistic pricing, marks out Belgium's supermarkets.Belgians, like many other Europeans, appear genuinely attached to town centres filled with small shops, rather than the same old chains.

Call centres filled that for a while, but even they left in pursuit of cheaper workers abroad.

But by and large it's a sad fact that comfort has replaced controversy as the order of the day, shopping centres filled with young people happily wandering around, taking selfies and buying each other muffins and shit from the Disney store, like a bunch of fucking Americans.

Fourth, burn centres filled in the function of care coordinator in divergent ways.

At Chelsea Piers, a massive triage centre filled a television studio lot with 50 operating suites and a sea of gurneys.

I went along to my local donation centre, filled in a couple of forms and drank a big glass of water.

The problem is that there is no single standard for DC power supplies, so such savings cannot easily be achieved in a data centre filled with equipment from different vendors.

In addition, a senior investigator in each centre filled a questionnaire to collect centre characteristics and outcome data.

For standing front and centre, eyes filled with tears, heart filled with pride, video camera in hand as I walked across that stage to get my degree at my University graduation.