Sentence examples for countries filled from inspiring English sources

Officials from both countries filled more than a dozen committees to work on issues like health, the rule of law and economic development.

Societies where confidence in the integrity of public life collapses aren't charming countries filled with lovable rogues and blushing couples looking forward to their big fat Greek weddings.

Glancing round the countries filled me with nostalgia, as if I were renewing old friendships.I can still remember the amusement when I discovered that that Skol was still going strong in Brazil, when in Britain it was a long-forgotten lager synonymous with the 1980s.

The Taliban, or someone who thought like them, had thrown acid in the faces of a number of girls, and a number of readers in the United States and other countries, filled with generosity, had given their money to take care of one of those girls and the school.

In that work, more than 5000 participants from 32 countries filled out a survey that posed various emotional scenarios.

"Education First!" "Malala Day!" On Friday, July 12th, five hundred voices representing over eighty-five countries filled the United Nations Trusteeship Council Chamber.

If the Argentine office is closed, someone has to make sure colleagues in other countries fill in.

The three countries fill the top spots in a Gallup survey of domestic remittances via mobile phones in Africa.

"Where some countries stop their domestic workers from migrating to the UAE, other countries fill the gap, in a race to the bottom that jeopardises workers," Begum said.

My childhood room was decorated with posters of black players from other countries, filling the space American players did not: Thierry Henry, Jay-Jay Okocha, Didier Drogba.

In the 1950s and 1960s, the World Bank lent money for large capital projects, such as dams and mines, to help poor countries fill the gap between their need to invest and their ability to save.