The phrase "schedule is filled" is correctly structured and is commonly used in conversational and written English.
For example, "My schedule is filled up with meetings and appointments this week."
The broadcast schedule is filled with an evolving roster of Los Angeles DJs and music obsessives.
His schedule is filled with meetings with ministers and technocrats, hospital officials and insurance executives and patients and their advocates.
Most of the hours in the dorm rooms are spent sleeping, because the players' schedule is filled, and attendance is mandatory for the daily practices and team meetings.
The rest of its 24-hour schedule is filled with travel features, prerecorded game shows, a soap opera and self-help programming.
Fox has had trouble getting new fall series noticed in recent years, The A.P. said, because much of its October schedule is filled with postseason baseball.
His previous broadcast TV show, "Studio 60", was cancelled after a single season.House of cardsAlthough original series give HBO its identity, much of its schedule is filled with studio films, which tend to land on the network ten months to a year after appearing in cinemas.
The schedule was filled with earnest discussions of Naxalism, farmer suicides and the desperation of the urban poor.
Pärt was very open to the project from the start, but his schedule was filled to the brim, especially during this, his 80th birthday year.
The fact that Hull KR and Castleford had their fixture switched to an icy Sunday night at the whim of Sky – whose Friday night schedule was filled by live international football, cricket and golf – is also a reminder of rugby league's unhealthy subservience to its major broadcast partner.
Jose Lopez lost about 2 1/2 weeks of instruction last year because his Jefferson High School class schedule was filled with the wrong classes.
After the success of the album, Gutawa's previously school-oriented schedule was filled with requests for media appearances and sponsorships.
