Sentence examples for lines filled with from inspiring English sources

Each was a self-contained story, consisting of just three lines, filled with intrigue but with no further explanation.

At the same time, there were lines filled with Anna Kournikova fans forming to get into Louis Armstrong Stadium.

Yunnan has more lakes than most Chinese provinces, many of them formed when grabens (large areas that dropped along fault lines) filled with water.

He predicted that ever-lengthening lines filled with tourists and other not-so-frequent fliers in the coming summer season would create soft, highly visible targets for terrorists.

Dominican officials and newspapers have shown long lines filled with Haitian immigrants and Dominicans of Haitian descent to show that the government is working to get people set up with legal residency.

The children can count cows and goats, giggle at wash lines filled with clothes, spot one-room schoolhouses and wave to Amish youngsters riding in buggies or zooming along on skates and scooters.

Even on that line filled with static I could tell something was wrong.

The only exception was in the early 1970s when one vertical line of apartments, the D-line, filled with young families.

Walker, the dodgy geezer with a jacket lining filled with watches and breast pocket teeming with ladies' nylons?

If so, opt for the short jacket with a quilted stitch pattern like a Barbour lining filled with Primaloft insulation in a Schoeller shell ($550).

Delicately executed gold initials, 7- to 5-line, filled with white-vine ornament (highlights in pale orange) on blue, pale green, and pale orange ground with brown dots, mark the beginning of each oration.