Sentence examples for filled with visiting from inspiring English sources

The son of a Presbyterian clergyman in Washington, the writer found that during his youth his family's house was constantly filled with visiting Presbyterian clergymen & their families.

Over the past three or four years, Erbil has become a boom town with newly built luxury hotels filled with visiting businessmen.

The New Yorker, December 30 , 1961P. 48 The son of a Presbyterian clergyman in Washington, the writer found that during his youth his family's house was constantly filled with visiting Presbyterian clergymen & their families.

By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, December 30 , 1961P. 48 The son of a Presbyterian clergyman in Washington, the writer found that during his youth his family's house was constantly filled with visiting Presbyterian clergymen & their families.

By Tezeta Tulloch ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, 14 September 2009 – In a room filled with visiting dignitaries and members of the Ethiopian National Assembly, Tadeletch Shanko's voice was whisper-quiet as she talked about the difficult subject of female genital mutilation/cutting, or FGM/C.

They filled it with art and antiques, acquired two Jack Russell terriers, and prepared for a quiet life filled with visits from their two daughters and the grandkids.

We stayed in a bed and breakfast near the railway station, our days filled with visits to the beach; set our pitch with a windshield and a blanket on the sand; and jumped the waves in the North Sea risking sunburn and hypothermia at the same time.

A season filled with teams visiting stadiums and getting dollar bills and coins tossed at them, which happened to Boston College in its farewell tour from the Big East, may be coming as well.

In the 1980s, during the Sandinista People's Revolution, Managua, Nicaragua had a neighborhood known as Gringolandia filled with Americans visiting to protest the Reagan Administration's backing of the Contra guerrillas in their effort to overthrow the Sandinistas.

"Let me ask you something," the barrel-chested mayor boomed through a microphone as a bus filled with 43 visiting Guyanese immigrants rolled away from Schenectady City Hall on a Saturday in July.

We visited UNICEF supported programs in Pisco and Chincha and we were filled with incredible hope visiting the schools, recreation centres and the shelters.