Sentence examples for skies filled from inspiring English sources

Then, on the third day, the skies filled with planes and the harbor with ships.

In the exchange the skies filled with the smoke of multiple rocket launchers, artillery and antiaircraft fire.

The fortieth floor is no place for you, Mary, With skies filled with paper and ash in the air.

Its die-cut cover opens to reveal scenes of forests, fields, the seabed, a merry-go-round and skies filled with kites, hot-air balloons and fireworks.

From afar her latest canvases resemble delicate explosions of watercolour in lilac and blue, suggesting both cosmic and earthly phenomena, galaxies of stars, skies filled with tumbling clouds.

Their love of immense spaces under skies filled with clouds in every nuance of gray, similarly, inspired them to buy Jacob van Ruisdael's "View of Haarlem," done in the 1670s.

Every year rural skies fill with mini-missiles built by children.

Underlined by thin strips of land or ocean, variously cloudy skies fill Ms. Wilson's small to medium-size canvases.

Over time the digital skies fill with blue bombers, and the green Taliban strongholds within the country's red-limned borders vanish.

These blessings are disappearing at great speed, as the skies fill up, and as lorries, cars and machines are added to our beloved landscapes.

Pilots barely have time to move the coffee crop out before the skies fill with smoke from the spring slash-and-burn clearing of the underbrush for planting.