Sentence examples for event-filled from inspiring English sources
The word "event-filled" is correct in written English
You can use it to describe a day, time period, or experience that is full of exciting, memorable events. For example, "My summer was event-filled, with new adventures every week."
It is an arduous, event-filled travelogue from Argentina across South America and ultimately to Miami.
The charged, event-filled silence brings the man and woman closer.
Indeed, in Andromaque Racine created an entire second play offstage that erupts into the visible production just after the event-filled intermission between Act III and Act IV.
Actor James Franco is to adapt a Rolling Stone article about a stripper's event-filled trip to Florida which she told the world via Twitter.
The film's subject is universal but vague; it concerns a long, event-filled journey or a series of loosely connected vignettes endured by sketchy humans and animals.
By these first two requirements, Jenny Erpenbeck's The Book of Words is clearly a short novel, with its generous timeframe and event-filled narrative.
It had been an event filled with high drama.
The restaurant's bookcases are in any event filled with cookbooks written by women.
"Dining outs," another popular, yet formal social event filled with military traditions and courtesies, are similarly conducive to hard drinking.
This leaves you with an event filled with a somewhat eclectic bunch of (and I'm sure they won't mind me saying this) eccentrics.
But no, that isn't what usually happens at an event filled with Torontonians, at least not before we lost our collective minds.
