Sentence examples for filling the broad from inspiring English sources

Standing near the corner of Fifth Avenue and 116th Street, Dr. Gurock can imagine worshipers filling the broad thoroughfares during High Holy Days.

With an effective range limited to about 200 yards, it could not fill the broad gap between the low-power pistol cartridge and the full-power rifle cartridge.

Mr. Assange's address, which was met with applause and cheers from a crowd that filled the broad streets nearby, was the latest turn in a diplomatic fracas that has captivated London.

Ponson, the same pitcher who was rocked in Boston last Sunday — seven runs in four innings — was suddenly a picture of stability, filling the batters' view with his broad shoulders, broader waist and a steady stream of elusive sinkers.

Some gaze at the camera confidently, their broad shoulders filling the frame, while others appear too young for the uniforms buttoned around their necks.

The legislation contained a few of the details needed to fill in the broad strokes of the House Republican budget that passed in March.

THOUGH details must yet be filled in, the broad sweep of India's five state assembly elections was evident by midday on Tuesday March 6th.

The Broads filled the walls of their house, and Broad's companies bought works by young California artists.

But while peaceful today, 20 years ago this valley was rocked as Mount St. Helens exploded in an eruption so powerful that it shot ash and steam out at more than 200 miles an hour, filled this broad valley with the largest landslide in recorded human history and flattened trees over hundreds of square miles -- in minutes, changing this landscape forever.

Several hundred guests seated in white chairs set up on closed-off, gray-carpeted Grand Avenue rose and applauded, then went inside to check out the 140,000-square-foot museum, which features 50,000 square feet of galleries filled with the Broads' art collection and storage space for everything that's not on view.

Evaluating what works, for whom and in what circumstances, as Pawson and Tilley [ 18] suggest, can help fill in the broader research jigsaw puzzle that can contribute to an understanding of the HIT and the role it can play as part of an organisation's "innovation journey" [ 19, 20].