Sentence examples for territory filled from inspiring English sources

The internal turmoil left uncontrolled pockets of territory filled by Al Qaeda, especially after Saudi Arabia's crackdown forced extremists to flee across the border in 2004.

And whether they're native or not, the West that Americans found when they pushed westward in the 19th century was a territory filled with wild horses.

The whole reason for the new vernacular of terms such as "surfing," was because this was generally uncharted territory filled with small, and often times personal Web pages.

But there are other new students here as well -- young people who are bravely walking into completely new territory filled with unknowns and questions.

Frankel chartered four planes to the U.S. island territory filled with 20,000 lbs. of medical and survival supplies, including water, canned goods, baby food, diapers and insulin donated by various organizations through the reality TV star's B. Strong charity.

Like John Cleese's less successful Clockwise, it's sweet fun to see the elderly Horten pushed out of his comfort zone, literally sent off the tracks into uncharted territory filled with dogs, men who drive blindfolded to put a little spice in their humdrum lives and the woman who perhaps has been patiently waiting for her train to pull into the station for many years now.

They fret that ties may exist to Wahhabis elsewhere, including terrorists, and warn that a powerful new force is rising in the territory, filling a vacuum created by India.

The barons were eager to see their sparsely settled territories filled with industrious farmers who promised to serve them in times of war.

DENVER — Colorado's Capitol dome topped out around the turn of the last century, sheathed in shimmering gold leaf from a local mine even as the great gold boom that had built the territory and filled it with rip-snorting mine-towns and gaudy excess was nearing its end.

Hordes of Chinese are said to be swarming across the Amur river, with maps showing the Russian far east as Chinese territory, to fill empty spaces.

But Singapore's need is especially acute, as it builds not just upward but outward, adding territory by filling in the sea with sand.