Code, ed"., the blank in each case being filled with figures denoting the last year the legislation of which is included in whole or in part.
The ornament consisted of friezes and medallions in lattice work and arabesque work, the interstices being filled with figures of warriors, hunters, musicians, animals, and astrological symbols.
Any leftover space was filled with figures of tiny deities — Mogaoku was known as the Thousand Buddha Caves — painted directly on the plastered walls or stuck on as sculptural plaques.
Each presentation lasts just two or two and a half minutes, is filled with astounding figures ("a $150 billion market!"), comes in thematically random order, and is stacked one on top of the other, in a blur.
THE opera is filled with historical figures from different times who confide in and bicker with each other, like President Andrew Johnson, the actress Lillian Russell and a gruff, impatient Ulysses S. Grant, who sings of himself, to a sort of bugle-call motif, "He knew that his name was not Eisenhower".
Abe's room in his parent's house is filled with action figures, even though Abe's easily 30-something.
The DVD is filled with stellar figures from the radical right with organizations such as Focus on the Family, Family Research Council, Concerned Women for America, and WallBuilders represented.
The book is filled with historical figures and their struggles and how they learned to find ways to smash the mountains in their way.
The Talmud is filled with great figures -- Nahum ish Gamzo, Rav Sheshet and others -- who, with their physical blemishes, perhaps because of them, went on to attain spiritual greatness.
The gloomy, neon-lit hallway is filled with drifting, impatient figures: barristers in wigs and gowns, solicitors clutching bags bulging with documents and, down at the far end, knots of young men in jeans and anoraks, sucking on cigarettes, drinking coffee, laughing among themselves.
