Sentence examples for description is filled from inspiring English sources

But this general description is filled with detail as we move to finer taxonomic levels: horses gallop, rabbits hop.

Sites are arranged by topic, or by location (it's GPS-sensitive) and descriptions are filled with lots of telling detail.

Sarah L. O'Neil, director of marketing at the Swiss chocolate maker Barry Callebaut, says her company's aerated chocolate melts faster in the mouth and has fewer calories because, as its description suggests, it is filled with tiny air bubbles.

It is filled with descriptions of things like a shrimp paste "so salty it nearly made you jump in the air".

She centers her recollections on the house of her grandmother Rosie, whose notable activity was her cooking, and the story is filled with descriptions of the dishes and the aromas with which they filled the house.

Each week the paper's police blotter is filled with descriptions of thieves running off with iPhones grabbed from complacent citizens who are often in the midst of using them.

In the first instance it is accepted that the consumer, of his own volition, has a need that is filled by the description of the advertised product (but not necessarily by the product itself), whereas in the second the need is artificial and is stimulated entirely by the media.

Her work is filled with countless indelible descriptions of water, and these descriptions are always animated by an elemental sense of wonder about this most familiar and necessary of substances.

Each section is filled with evocative descriptions of dusty suburban streets, middle-class front rooms and the British Legion club.

"Bedlam" is filled with rewarding descriptions of a bygone era (men, for example, smile with "battle of Waterloo teeth" stolen from dead soldiers), but the best passages illuminate the madhouse and its patients.

The intervention column is filled in with descriptions of the task that the system asks the user to perform.