Sentence examples for sometimes filled with from inspiring English sources

Their house sometimes filled with 20 children, but all under his watch.

The radio played on, sometimes filled with doom, sometimes strangely serene.

Incised designs on a dark body were sometimes filled with lime, which effectively accents the decoration.

(The Sundance Film Festival, where "Children of Invention" first played in 2009, is sometimes filled with such beautiful suffering).

The mesocarp is sometimes filled with stinging chemical crystals or with "stone cells," thick-walled dense cells.

Consisting of a stainless steel resonator pan (sometimes filled with water, hence the name) with a cylindrical neck and bronze rods of different lengths and diameters, the waterphone can be bowed, struck with beaters or tapped with a hand.

In the New York borough of Queens, Christopher Bennett's mind sometimes fills with doomsday scenarios as he moves through the hallways of Public School 21, a tan-brick box of an elementary school crammed with Eastern European and Asian immigrants.

These coloring-book-style renderings — sometimes filled in with bright, simple hues — depict everyday items with the precision of technical drawings.

The walls of the white chapel are a grid of white spaces, sometimes filled in with snatches of Ilya's paintings.

The pencil lines that remain unpainted along the bottom or top of the canvas after Mr. Gonzalez-Tornero completes the main subject of the painting are sometimes filled in with colors other than red or white.

There are zooming, hard-edged chromatic arcs, dribbles and drips and writhing brushwork, and layers of activity that only register from inches away: pencilled ripples, needle-sharp straight lines that seem to be incised, concentrated patterning, sometimes filled in with precise brushwork.