Sentence examples for fill this room from inspiring English sources
Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, said that the validity of the War Powers Resolution had been so debated that writings about it "over the years could fill this room, and none of it would be conclusive".
After Arcade Fire sold out two nights at the Garden last year, arguments over what sorts of bands can fill this room — "a boxing arena," Mr. Murphy called it on Saturday — have become fatiguing.
"I could fill this room full of reports," he said, gesturing around his small backroom office at the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund Institute for Puerto Rican Policy, where he is senior policy executive.
He was quoted as having said, "White people don't need a law against rape, but if you fill this room up with your normal black bucks, you would, because niggers are basically primitive animals".
Setting the tone for what promises to be a 17-day lap of honor for her through five European countries, the labor group's director general, Juan Somavia, greeted her by saying, "You fill this room with the light of your spirit," bringing the audience to its feet for a standing ovation that was repeated at the end of her address.
Her lush and romantic canvases now fill this room, along with her still-life props -- a creamy eggplant colored vase, a clutch of lavender flowers -- so that the room itself is as vividly colored, as whimsical and naturalistic, as one of her paintings.
And though the looms sit in steady silence this morning, I'm trying to imagine the furious noise that once filled this room.
When they arrive, they'll see nothing but cans or packing peanuts and think that their entire room is filled this way, especially if you've managed to wedge a chair behind it too, to give the illusion of resistance.
"There's so much hardware trying to quiet the FGB that you could fill this [conference] room with what I call 'Band Aids.' ".
The point was in the play, he said, in the feeling of camaraderie that filled this very room.
We fill this tiny, inadequately ventilated room with toxic chemicals ranging from nail polish to tile cleaners.
