Sentence examples for course filling from inspiring English sources

Nothing could compete with a Twinkie, as soft as a cloud, mysteriously moist on the outside (how did they do that?[3]), surrounding sweet, delicious "creamy" — not "cream," of course — filling.

Fans were sent home before a severe thunderstorm drenched the course, filling bunkers, fairways and cart paths with water.

The course filled up almost immediately.

The house, of course, fills Gregor with memories.

At the university's Southampton College branch, the course fills up quickly.

Giant whales offer a bucking rodeo ride, while sea creature-shaped balloons (biodegradable, of course) fill the atrium.

The battle scenes are, of course, filled with gunfire and explosions of all sorts, and there were no stunt doubles.

But trying to enforce such a rule on a 26.2-mile course filled with thousands of runners may be futile.

They don't know you're sitting at home, getting caught up on 'Downton Abbey.' " The online world is, of course, filled with flimflammery.

A long ramp, about 30 feet in the air with a strikingly steep decline, propels riders onto a course filled with dirt mounds and turns.

Inside, youngsters can enjoy workshops ranging from yak mask-making to mural painting to constructing saddle packs (for yaks, of course), filled with drawings of Tibetan items.