Then the drums begin to creep in, and by the end of the song the confessional has filled with light — or as much light as The xx allow in.
Meanwhile, across in Old Lady land, a suave, groomed, well-dressed man in a dimly lit, wood-panelled boardroom has filled a stereotypical black briefcase with three million £10 notes (or their equivalent in euros) and instructed the two corpulent types lingering in the shadows to come back with the head of either Robin van Persie or Luis Suárez, preferably still attached to the body.
Taking over a former electronics repair shop and stripping it down to its bones, Sitz created a light, airy space that she has filled with items by designers both American and international.
Over the eons, the basin has filled in with lighter materials, various kinds of mud, silt, sand and muck, creating just the sort of nice flat area by a bay that people like to settle on.
Social media has filled the information void: in some cities, Twitter lights up during shootouts.
He was sixty pounds lighter, but his beard had filled out, and he was sunburned.
Across seven decades, the big plays of wealthy Yankees stars half a block away have filled dimly lighted hallways and cramped rent-stabilized apartments with the roar of 50,000.
Does having that same algorithm watch and record every interaction that happens in the Austin bar or event space you've filled with some light snacks and a bunch of free liquor count as rockin like Dokken?
And in one North Carolina classroom, the teacher had filled the special "light shelves," designed to bounce daylight further into the classroom, with her supplies, says Gutter.
It had filled his stomach.
