Sentence examples for events filling from inspiring English sources

Fittingly, Underclass Hero fancies itself as a weighty arbiter of these events, filling its lyric sheet with tales of going down in flames, paranoia and love.

Or, it could be that our present realities seem increasingly fantastical, due to the quick proliferation of disastrous events filling our Twitter feeds alongside our friends' quotidian musings.

Season after season, people from all over the world flock to Italy for fashion shows and events, filling the streets with their own unique styles.

Together these events filled the little boy with rage he didn't understand and couldn't control.

The sport is growing in the UK in particular, and entries for the 2015 Lakeland 50-mile and 100-mile events filled up within 10 minutes.

DUBAI — The question of censorship looms large this month in the United Arab Emirates, a time when art and cultural events fill the calendar.

Freshers' fairs are chaotic events filled with seasoned students pimping their society wares and quelling gullible newbies into submission with lemon sherbets and supermarket own-brand sponge.

Portraying someone who had recently been convicted of a notorious murder was one thing, but eavesdropping on the actual events filled me with unease.

Awful and unexpected events fill THE HILL ROAD (Penguin, $14), Patrick O'Keeffe's collection of four novellas spanning several generations in rural Ireland.

Furthermore, contrary to the popular belief that high-profile sports events fill school coffers, the bad news, according to the Shulman-Bowen book, is that "almost all athletic programs lose money".

These events filled the pre-glacial topography with up to 200 m of Quaternary sediment.