Sentence examples for filling with something from inspiring English sources

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 has been a sour orange; now he is filling with something like decent human sweetness.

That void can be filled with something universally spiritual".

A sickly yellow light illuminates the worn tables and the glass display cases filled with something resembling food.

But the bathtubs of one of the city's hotels are filled with something much more pleasant.

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.

A big man with a hoarse voice and flushed cheeks passed a flask decorated with a picture of a slice of cherry pie and filled with something even more rarefied than the tequila.

In the retelling, my father lectured the man about discrimination, and he never caught on, perhaps because his own thermos was filled with something stronger than was officially available at the concession stands.

Enter McNulty's, and you face a sea of glass jars in a tiny old tin-plate-roofed space, each filled with something delicious-sounding and -looking, from yerba mate to peach to flowery orange pekoe to chamomile.