Picturesque cliffs reaching 485 feet (148 metres) in height line the northern coast; elsewhere, rocky headlands enclose sandy bays bordered by infilled lagoons.
Designs above and below the boss radiate away from it and are outlined in black and infilled with red, white, and yellow.
Open areas are infilled with grass and a gravel matching the stone of the castle Statues and urns are typical of the extravagant baroque style of the 17th and 18th centuries The reds and yellows of hybrid tea roses, golden yews, purple prunus and 30 varieties of acer echo the colours of the Drummond family crest.
A miniature collage framed in metal is infilled with tiny found objects.
The basin gradually became infilled by sediment, leaving The Wash as the remnant of a more extensive indentation.
The palace, adapted, extended and infilled over centuries had been, since the Reform Act, crowded to bursting point.
Badly damaged plots have been infilled with contemporary blocks that riff subtly off the proportions and details of their neighbours, the result of a strict design code that specified everything from the choice of five buttery shades of limestone, to the height of the street-frontage, to the two-storey set-back at the upper levels, ensuring the continuation of the handsome urban grain.
According to the dictionary, "infilled" isn't a word, but then this is the man who sealed his reputation with "word paintings", visual interpretations of words and phrases: Lisp (powdered graphite and pencil on paper, 1966); Ding (gunpowder and pastel on paper, 1971); Amusing Alloys (acrylic on paper, 1991).
LA may be "infilled", but isn't it also pretty wild, with roaming coyotes and raccoons?
There used to be vacant lots in Los Angeles, now all taken up by three-storey boxes - it's all getting infilled".
Typically the workings were small and reached by a vertical shaft in the chalk which would be infilled at the end of the shafts life, the miners moving on to dig another shaft nearby.
