"filled the sheet" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes the action of completing or covering a sheet of paper with writing or a drawing. Example: The students filled the sheet with their answers to the math problems.
Some examples are dramatic, like the sinuous nasturtium, with its looping tendrils, leaves and flowers filling the sheet; others, like the yellow vetchling and single narcissus, are almost minimal.
She fills the sheets with neat, diagrammatic arrangements of floral starbursts and overlapping diamonds, her gentle shadings of pencil punctuated by the occasional dot of copper leaf.
Richardson filled the stat sheet with receiving yards, too, getting four receptions for 46 yards.
Once all the holes are filled, the plastic sheet rolls on, giving any NanoBlocks still floating in the solution another chance to find a hole.
Once all the holes are filled, the plastic sheet rolls on, giving any NanoBlocks still floating in the solution another chance to find a dent.
In his 33 minutes on the floor, James filled the stat sheet with a game-high 25 points, six rebounds, three assist and three steals.
If the doctor is a surgeon and he is in the operating room during a patient's leaving, and if the duration of the surgery ends 2 h after the patient's leaving, the surgeon cannot fill in the summary sheet of the patient because the surgery could end after the deadline associated with filling the summary sheet.
At Ameringer Yohe, the chair fills the entire sheet of one drawing, looming upward, like the throne of the Lincoln Memorial.
You could fill the charge sheet with such plausibility issues, yet End of Watch is a hard one to take down.
Now comes the clever part, in the new file Select All (Control+A) and we are simply going to fill the entire sheet with a repeating pattern of the image copied above.
