Sentence examples for shows filled with from inspiring English sources

But uncomfortable shows filled with crime and, yes, terrorism are coming on strong, too.

On the other hand, don't feel bad if you don't like watching shows filled with characters who have disturbingly shaped heads and faces.

After years of watching reality TV shows filled with attention-hungry Big Brother contestants and wild Kardashians, a normal, nice teenager is something of a shock.

Springsteen is known for playing four-hour shows filled with crowd-pleasing hits, and his fans, especially those lining up in the parking lot on Tuesday, are fiercely loyal.

That observation seemed especially apt in a season of spring runway shows filled with dresses constructed to glide over the body and embellished to echo the linear symmetry of Art Deco design.

In the coming weeks, students from 12th grade to, yes, kindergarten will finish science projects and polish end-of-the-year presentations on computerized slide shows filled with colorful animation, bold topic headings and neat rows of points, each introduced with a bullet mark.

In a show filled with horrors, this storyline is probably the most horrible of all.

I loved the live show filled with great Bollywood songs, performed by a fabulous troupe of dancers and singers.

This was a sold-out show, filled with a fervent crowd, some with tears in their eyes.

T. Barnum's Worlds of Wonder," Joe Barney performs a show filled with magic and audience participation.

Participants in the Moving Day Pageant were treated to a grand show filled with dance, song, lights, humor, and love for the MIT spirit.