Sentence examples for often filled in from inspiring English sources

While in high school he often filled in for the Fairfield Four's lead vocalist, Sam McCrary.

He worked at a radio station in Des Moines, where he often filled in for Ronald Reagan, then a sportscaster.

He said, "CBS presents this program in color," countless times and often filled in on news and sports.

Fusselle often filled in for Allen as narrator, and after Allen's death in 1996, the Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith briefly hosted.

Possessing a pure, high voice like Mr. Lymon's, Mr. Castor often filled in for him when Mr. Lymon couldn't make a performance with his group, the Teenagers.

One of the conservation problems is that the temporary ponds the shrimps need are often filled in and destroyed because they are regarded as of no use.

During the next five years, Mitchell became a familiar face on network television, often filling in for Jane Pauley.

The blogger, John Conroy, went deep on the history of the case, often filling in context that testimony only hinted at, and seemed to know at least as much as the lawyers prosecuting the case.

After a few years adrift in Johannesburg's club scene, he became a regular churchgoer and -- perhaps more important -- a versatile member of the church band, often filling in for whatever musician didn't show up.

Gregg Gonsalves of the Gay Men's Health Crisis in New York City said that scaling-up services through the public sector was essential to controlling the epidemic but that volunteer groups had "played a key role in the response to AIDS, all too often filling in where governments have reneged on their duties" to infected people and those at risk.

Humans very often fill in as flexible resources for the failings of such systems.