Sentence examples for filled with filth from inspiring English sources

Not only was the library open tonight, but it was filled with filth, as legendary director Waters graciously allowed the queens to perform skits inspired by the Queen, Divine.

Their new Root 6 uses the same air chamber design as their vacuums and doesn't lose suction when filled with filth and muck – I can attest to this, as we've had the Dyson Ball for a while after picking it up for a song at Best Buy.

The house has not become filled with filth and muck.

Like the world is an evil place, a filthy place filled with filth and ugly garbage, but you are my horse (respectfully) to safety.

"My social media has been filled with filth, my domain name purchased to direct people to smear pieces on me and finally, this past weekend in Red Deer, the final straw.

The water in the cities is filled with filth and the children who are playing and walking through the water are vulnerable.

These times that they played together, the geek and the jocks, afternoons filled with teasing, filth, joy, injury and encouragement... those are the experiences that shape a childhood and strengthen the bonds of brotherhood.

In an 1895 issue of Architecture and Building, the critic Barr Ferree contended that skyscrapers were a vast improvement on the "little old houses of the back streets, filled with squalor and filth of every description".

One woman said afterward: "I was pulverized, crushed like a vessel filled with shame and filth". The victims knew their assailants, many crying out their names while being beaten or raped.

The unimaginable concentrations of filth, corrals filled with sick and suffering animals pumped full of antibiotics, and buzzing with flies that then carry disease to the human population create a disease paradise.

Christians, pagans, chocolatiers literally everyone has tried to take advantage of the fact that some guy was supposedly crucified roughly 2,000 years ago by inventing bizarre customs in an attempt to cleanse their bodies and souls before spending another year filling both with filth again.