During this period the newspaper, columns were filled with stuff that was only ten per cent news.
At Big Yellow, a British firm, 37% of space is filled with stuff that has been there for over three years.
Hardware stores are filled with stuff made to fit standard sizes, but because your house will somehow always be the exception, measure first.
The place is filled with stuff, cheap stuff: crocheted afghans, weird plastic dolls with music-box bases, supplies from the beauty shop, which failed.
The tone of the article echoed that of the Fox News commentator Tony Snow, who, before being recruited as the new White House press secretary, complained that Bush's energy plans were "filled with stuff that even Jimmy Carter abandoned".
Many of the Mental Health Association's clients are older adults: A woman in her 70s occupies one small room because the rest of her spacious house — leaking and mildewed — is filled with stuff she can't discard.
Otherwise you may find that, in no time at all, your automobile-size cart is filled with stuff that would barely fit in the automobile it turns out you do not own.
They call it the House of Collection, as it is filled with stuff — some of it eccentric, much of it old and almost all of it scavenged, from remote sites like steel mills near Pittsburgh and others as close as the curb outside.
Except possibly in Chaucer and The Bible, where you're actually discovering murder and masturbation – and you're going "this is cool, this is subversive, because it's the stuff they want us to read and they seem to have forgotten that it's filled with stuff that they don't want us to read".
(That of course begs the question how it can be "your space" if it is filled with stuff that isn't exactly yours).
