Lick or rake the creamy filling off with your teeth, allowing it to dissolve in your mouth.
An off-season filled with off-field problems, though, has the usually optimistic coach Mack Brown acting a bit more pragmatic.
The soldiers soon walked off, filled with bread and with, it seemed to me, relief that they were still alive.
The sidewalks are filled with off-white lumps, abandoned trash bags, and pools of brown slush: Jonas gave Manhattan a good thrashing, but we're healing well.
Michael Hirschorn, in the Atlantic Monthly in 2007, lamented the rise of "quirk" and complained that "The Life Aquatic" was "filled with off-kilter gestures, gorgeous moments, and little narrative thrust".
The choreography follows the wanderings of Eliot's tragicomic middle-aged anti-hero through a set filled with off-kilter doors, stairways and chimneys.
In Mike Nichols's SILKWOOD (1983), Meryl Streep plays the title character, a nuclear plant employee whose workdays are filled with off-color jokes, short lunch breaks and occasional plutonium contamination.
He was ashen-faced and silent during his sentencing and as as he left the courtroom, which was filled with off-duty police officers and supporters of Mr. Johnson, who did not attend the sentencing.
On machines here, they are lined with paper filters, filled with coffee, topped off with nitrogen gas to prevent oxidization, and sealed with foil.
The N.H.L. would like to interrupt this baseball party by starting its season Thursday night and hopes it distracts you from the series of disasters that filled its off-season with sadness.
