Sentence examples for is generally filled from inspiring English sources

Restaurants, cafes, bakeries, fishmongers and produce stalls surround the port, which is generally filled with boats.

The square is generally filled with tourists who have traveled from all over the country and the world to see the vibrant culture of Greenwich Village.

Many (62 percent) were apparently unaware that restaurant portions have also increased and that food eaten away from home is generally filled with more calories than a home-cooked meal.

They even appear in Urban Dictionary, the crowd-sourced lexicon of street lingo, under its top-ranked definition for "Williamsburg": "North Williamsburg (near the L train) is generally filled with trustafarians, overpriced bars, and vintage clothing stores, where South Williamsburg (near the JMZ train) is still home to a large Hasidic and Hispanic population".

And the territory is generally filled with experienced people who appreciate the risks involved and who know how to take their losses.

Unfilled cross-linked poly(dimethyl siloxane) (PDMS) is a weak material and is generally filled with high levels of particulate fillers such as silica, calcium carbonate and carbon black to improve its mechanical properties.

It said Goldfinger was based on books by Ian Fleming that were "generally filled with sex and bizarre situations".

The seats are generally filled when he arrives, with his laptop in one hand and his iPhone in the other.

Shaped like a hockey puck -- and almost as dense -- the cakes are generally filled with thick sweetened pastes of fruits, seeds or beans.

Second, postdoctoral appointments, which are generally filled by researchers who have recently earned Ph.D.'s, are an essential source of candidates for permanent positions.

While appointments linger, those jobs are generally filled with acting officials — and the White House says that has not slowed its ability to effect change.