It was a literary season, as Williams and the retired Andre Agassi produced autobiographies that were more revealing than the usual as-told-to filler that passes for sports literature.
She was told to install, among other things, a "pasteuriser with a recorder", a "culture tank", and a "filler", which apparently also required a "mechanical capper" to screw lids on jars.
Their stories over the years used for fillers become tales we tell to other Baseball fans.
If judged by the ratio of brilliant tunes to filler (95%/5%), quite possibly.
Wednesday Dave told some filler jokes about spring in New York and McCain's age and Thursday night he spouted out the exact same jokes.
Previously - A Guide to Filler.
In the census of 2001, some 390,000 people told the form-fillers that Jediism was their religion.
After the accuser proved unable to identify her assailants during two photo lineups, Nifong told the police to give her a third chance, showing her pictures only of the 46 white lacrosse players without any pictures of "fillers," or nonsuspects.
From Scripture to Screen: Kate Tempest's Electrifying Spoken-Word Meditation on Our Fraught Fillers of Existential Emptiness: "You're handed the mould and told — fit in to this".
What's telling, too, is that Symbian, which is still a platform that is being actively used in new handsets, has been relegated to the "gap filler" category with Qt, Adobe's Flash and feature-phone friendly Java.
She wanted to avoid "filler" written simply to get to the next bit of the story.
