Sentence examples for fills in the empty from inspiring English sources

It looked like an endocast — a fossil that forms when rock fills in the empty space in a dinosaur's skull, creating a mold of the cavity where its brain once was.

With Smart Erase -- which may become known as the ex-spouse feature -- a user can edit unwanted elements (including people) out of pictures; the tool then automatically fills in the empty space with a background.

"Too?" she says, crying, laughing, pulling Olivia in as well, so that the three form a kind of solid thing, a weight, a substance, as round as a boulder, which, for the moment, fills in the empty space that was there just before.

Studying the assembly process frame by frame, the team found that once the individual blocks, or subunits, are created inside the bacteria, a chaperone protein loosely fills in the empty groove on the subunit.

And yet?!" So it is that what fills in the empty spaces in Nichol's work, and in our understanding of it, is a human dimension today's most innovative poets would do well to seriously consider an integral element of the artform itself.

Marmer's verses provided the launch pad for the orchestra's Talmudic commentary: Marmer is the Mishnah; London and Wall (on trumpet and sax, respectively) act as the main commentators, Rashi and Tosafot; and the big band fills in the empty spaces with the discussion of the ages.

Or is it that objects created by people are filling in the empty spaces where the ineffable and the invisible once dwelled?

In a trancelike tone, she instructed me to think about my breath, to imagine a balloon slowly filling in the empty space behind my eyes, to focus all my attention on the area directly above my head.

The wife of a builder, Ms. Walsh works her way from room to room, filling in the empty spaces with her descriptions of a possible wet bar here, a Jack-and-Jill bath there.

Guitarist Joe Trohman often wrote his guitar parts after hearing Stump's work, filling in the "empty spaces" in the songs with "tons of guitars and Johnny Marr-type atmospheric parts".

Downtown Los Angeles is cocked about 36 degrees from the north-south grid that was Thomas Jefferson's dream for filling in the empty places on the blank page of the continent.