Sentence examples for filling the steps from inspiring English sources
With more than 100 supporters filling the steps of City Hall and chanting "Charles in charge," Charles Barron, the Democratic city councilman from Brooklyn and a former Black Panther, announced his plan to run for mayor in 2005.
The dismissal was by then publicly known, and an angry crowd of ALP supporters had gathered, filling the steps and spilling over both into the roadway and into Parliament House itself.
An impromptu flash mob filled the steps of the Concert Hall with Yes Campaign supporters, singing "Caledonia" and "Wild Mountain Thyme".
In the largest showing, thousands of high school students in Newark marched past honking cars stuck in midday traffic to fill the steps of City Hall under the watchful gaze of dozens of police officers.
Bridge Bar serves up Aperol spritzes (€5.50), bottles of prosecco (€20), free cushions and live jazz (mainly Fridays) to the convivial crowds who fill the steps outside its door.
In DC, about 500 protesters gathered outside the White House and filled the steps of the US supreme court on Monday after marching through the city streets with their hands raised, a symbol of the belief that Brown was shot while his hands were in the air.
If Jesus did weep out of sorrow and mourning, I don't think it would be mourning for the people who filled the steps of the Supreme Court with a chorus of joy.
All bar Marussia have gone for a high monocoque in front of the driver and a stepped nose, but the majority have filled the step with a "vanity panel", which is more pleasing to the eye.
Students filled the front steps of the building and the sidewalks in front of it.
About 100 leaders, including bankers, builders, clergymen and unionists, filled the front steps of City Hall yesterday to push the effort.
