Sentence examples for filled with dying from inspiring English sources

I might articulate my pain but he is filled with dying and I'm obliged to keep the sigh inside.

Gone are the days when sharkers could chum the waters with meat from slaughtered green and hawksbill turtles until the lagoon was filled with dying sharks.

In the hospitals, the leukaemia wards were filled with dying children and their resigned parents; I was told that the disease was increasing in the south, as a result of depleted uranium used in the Allied ordnance in the Kuwait war.

Eastern Europe is filled with dying towns that haven't rolled with the changes since state subsidies ceased after communism.

It's called a ski "resort," but the lobby is filled with dying plants.

In visits to the island, he came to love the shopworn diners that still served egg creams, the dive bars filled with die-hard, and sometimes dying, drinkers, and, perhaps most of all, the rents.

I remember a time when the iPhone line was filled with die-hard Apple fans, waiting for the next hot product.

The pediatric intensive-care ward, filled with children dying of leukemia, meningitis and other diseases, is Dickensian, with sobbing mothers, a putrid smell, and a pervasive sense of hopelessness.

Shortly after those rockets landed, the gas spread, and hospitals filled with the dying and the wounded.

"This country is filled with younger historians dying to get a chance to strut their stuff," the memo said.

Anglers found stretches of the Pocklington canal, a well-known fishing water near York, filled with dead or dying fish after a debris filter was jammed with sanitary waste.