Sentence examples for really filled in from inspiring English sources

Still, the place really filled in at 6 45 p.m., when the seminar began.

But I think that if you haven't really filled in the blanks, connected the dots, you're not really ahead of your time.

Cycling there over Hampstead heath, I couldn't believe how in the last week the leaves have really filled in the gaps between the branches.

She batted.260 (19 for 73) with nine RBI. "[Kelsey] really filled in what we lost last year at first base," Horner said.

"We've got to really fill in the blanks with folks, and that's going to be the challenge," he said.

I knew the ideas surrounding ballroom culture, but it took a dancer friend from L.A. to send me Paris Is Burning to really fill in the history for me.

Always remember that there is a lot that you do not know about the person in front of you, and that coming up with assumptions about why they do what they do, does not really fill in the gaps- it is only an illusion.

So I think Instagram and Twitter really are filling in that gap.

"So far, he has done particularly well, he has really filled out in the right places and is progressing in quite an impressive manner for such a short period of time of rest.

It's really just a small part of a much bigger canvas, and you can sense the Coens are really enjoying themselves filling in all the little details, from the kind of breakfast provided to movie extras to the exact type of stationery favoured by early 50s communists.

I make a point of speaking Welsh first in shops, when I phone the council, wherever really, and I fill in forms in Welsh".