Newspapers are filled with come-ons from car dealers offering zero-percent financing.
Here her character's music is filled with come-on melodic lines (starting with her first words, when she croons, "I want to blow you all a kiss") and decked with frantic coloratura flights when Anna Nicole loses control, as she does often.
It would work equally well indoors filled with fruit, come to think of it, and if you need more space on the table, it comes with a replacement strut that neatly covers the hole.
By Wednesday morning, the lobby of Kabul Bank was filled with people coming to take out their money.
Mrs. Bancel had sent out 2,500 fliers in midsummer, and the 130 starting slots were filled with teams coming from as far as Albany, Hartford, New Jersey and Long Island.
Our manteh — crunchy pasta tubes filled with lamb — came in a yogurt-garlic sauce so acidic that it could unclog a drain.
In October 2002, a small boat filled with explosives came up next to the French tanker Limburg off Yemen and detonated, blowing a hole in the hull.
Vaporetti filled with tourists came one after the other, backing up at the floating docks and jamming me into pockets of churning foam, stone and metal on all sides.
The crispy pastry empanada, a traditional South American appetizer that's often filled with beef, came stuffed with lump crab meat and was served with perfectly ripe avocado and a tasty mango salsa.
The pink streak of Wendi Murdoch's diving swat, to protect her husband from a pie dish filled with foam, came across, in that context, a bit like a T.S.A. training video.
Instead of relying on trucks filled with strawberries coming from Turkey, Germany, Spain or Italy, the startup tried to produce strawberries right where they were, in Paris.
