The phrase "filled like" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling or emotion. For example, "My heart was filled like joy when I saw the beautiful view."
His hands and feet filled like bladders.
She filled like a lead sack and sank slowly through the layers of the ocean.
The hard dough wrapping was filled, like candy, with Nutella and chunky hazelnuts.
If you have faith in someone, that person is filled like a vessel.
And then his dry voice filled like a sail and became good-humored and natural and young.
"The ship is filled like an egg," said Sebastiano Aleo, an executive who oversees installation projects for its owner, Prysmian Powerlink.
The PCL scaffold seems to be a promising bone implant for mechanically unloaded defect filling like skull defects.
Its basic, old school, and filled with like minded locals.
Now they vacation under a dome filled with like-minded people.
When the Supreme Court gets filled with like-minded justices, will my marriage be overturned?
A water filling like algorithm is proposed to solve the optimization problem.
