Sentence examples for filled with pages from inspiring English sources

The invitations were elaborately made black journals filled with pages of miniaturized, swirling black-and-white photographs of animal prints.

He claimed he later discovered she had collected dozens of photos of him in the weeks before they met, her Flickr photo account filled with "pages and pages" of photos of Assange.

A box filled with pages of text and sketches was found and set aside shortly after the author's death in 1991 when his widow, Audrey Geisel, was remodeling their home.

Unlike the grandmaster sites, filled with page after page of chess analysis, his site is easier to consume, and not too heavy.

Similarly, the US embassy cables from Haiti are filled with page after page of reports on meetings with members of Haiti's bourgeois families – Mevs, Boulos, Brandt, Mourra, Apaid, Baker, etc.

As the number of prints grew, so did his albums, filled with page upon page of prints of whole cars that in the pre-Photoshop era were "merged" using an X-acto blade and cold mount film.

This video, posted on a Libyan activist YouTube channel, is said to have been recorded by a rebel amazed at the splendor a home abandoned by Colonel Qaddafi's daughter, Aisha: As David Arnott reports on MSNBC's PhotoBlog, on Wednesday, rebels discovered "a photo album filled with page after page of pictures of Condoleezza Rice," the former Secretary of State.

His new novel, "Lush Life" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $26), which is filled with page after page of vital speech, shows him inventing a life for dialogue rather than just taking it from life; and this spoken magic is often indistinguishable from Price's apparently more formal, descriptive prose.

Amazon is filled with page after page of positive reviews by delighted (and uncompensated) customers.

Meanwhile, the financial press is filled with page-one stories of doom and heartbreak.

If that wasn't enough, the rest of the section was filled with page after page of biotech firms listing job openings in powerful juxtaposition to the endless lists of dot-com layoffs just a few pages earlier.