A reference book filled with facts and games.
Nungesser had brought with him a binder filled with facts and figures.
To explain the bill, lawmakers have been given a district-by-district analysis filled with facts and tidbits.
The reports, filled with facts and figures from Mr. Goss's office, are the starting point for debate on the program and its financial problems.
Paul Vitello is the newest obituary writer and, like Ms. Fox, speaks of searching for a life's meaning in a notebook filled with facts.
Conversation with Pratchett is filled with facts and trivia, from lead poisoning and honey wagons in wild west silver mines to toshers and Joseph Bazalgette, the Victorian engineer who created a sewer network for London.
The new issue of Game Informer has a whole article on the game, filled with facts and information.
It is filled with facts, anecdotes, and arguments that will provide you with enough talking points to last until the dessert is done.
Not that Rich Sommer isn't great at playing the increasingly gross Harry, but the episode was filled with facts we already know.
This book isn't as much fun as Michael Moore's documentary, "Sicko," but it is filled with facts and insights that will keep you reading.
Family histories, like national ones, are filled with facts that might be emotionally vexing for some, but cannot be buried if we strive for accurate and consequential understanding.
