Sentence examples for fills of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fills of" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English
The closest phrase that might be used in certain contexts is "fills up." For example, "The cup fills up quickly with water from the faucet."
Trenching, the extension of gullies, and their conversion into arroyo systems, implies valley fills of erodible surficial material.
"Secret Alphabets", meanwhile, employs fills of oud-like guitar and strings sampled from Helmut Zacharias over a camel-gait groove, a suitably haunting backdrop for a lyric about Egypt.
Old urban fills of this type may contain soil, rubble, refuse and even whole parts of past constructions.
Three prominent incised-valley fills of post-Last Glacial Maximum age are described from the northern Tuscan coast of Italy.
This indicates caution in interpreting incised valley fills of drainage basins of different sizes in terms of sediment supply.
The extent to which fills of earlier glaciations have been preserved from erosion during the last glacial maximum remains ambiguous and demands further exploration.
Many of her large, squarish canvases — the proportions bring to mind early Mac monitors — mimic the squiggly, uncontrollable lines and seemingly miraculous instant color-fills of 1980s graphics programs like MacPaint.
This includes savings from faster referrals between doctors, fewer delays in ordering tests and getting results, fewer errors in oral or hand-written reporting, fewer redundant tests, and automatic ordering and re-fills of drugs.
Both had had their fill of desegregation.
Space can be filled, of course.
By March I've had my fill of root vegetables.
