Sentence examples for filled with something from inspiring English sources
That void can be filled with something universally spiritual".
But the bathtubs of one of the city's hotels are filled with something much more pleasant.
A sickly yellow light illuminates the worn tables and the glass display cases filled with something resembling food.
After a few minutes, the window opened a bit and out flew a little bag filled with something white.
Every combini stocks onigiri, triangles or ovals of rice wrapped in seaweed and filled with something tart or salty: umeboshi (pickled plum), for instance, or salted salmon.
We're talking about the magic of mochi, a chewy dough made from pounding glutinous rice that's traditionally filled with something sweet and baked.
Japan's answer to flubber, mochi is a highly glutinous rice that can be rolled out into a sticky, pasta-like wrapper ready for filling with something sweet, in this case home-made red-bean ice cream and green-tea ice cream.
He said that "something else" is that God-shaped hole in our morally bankrupt world that we continually seek to fill with something that gives us a sense of meaning and for some people, Tesla is just the right size.
In our grown-up heels and cocktail dresses, in our fancy hats and the plastic glass filled with … something … in the midday sun, we have no idea how to regulate ourselves.
"One time, a van filled with twenty-something kids came to the door," he tells me.
