Sentence examples for was previously filled from inspiring English sources

The ex-DG is in good company - the number 100 spot was previously filled by the likes of Lord Birt, the ITV Digital Monkey, and the ghost of Lord Reith.

In either case, ARTtwo50 is seeking to create a market for emerging and young artists that was previously filled by friends and family.

His book also outlined the use of the "flying-sand magic bomb releasing ten thousand fires", which included the use of a tube of gunpowder placed in an earthenware pot that was previously filled with quicklime, resin, and alcoholic extracts of poisonous plants, which would be released in the explosion.

A.V. agrees with Mark on this point, suggesting that he uses one tenth of the weed in his vape compared to what he was previously filling blunts with.

My bookcases, which had been previously filled with such unimaginative objects as books, were filled with artfully interspersed photos and vases to create adorable little vignettes.

That package is why British people now take jobs which were previously filled almost exclusively by migrants from elsewhere in the EU.

A CVS spokeswoman said the pharmacy chain expected to pick up 20 million prescriptions managed by Express Scripts in 2012 that were previously filled by Walgreen.

Reading like a who's who of key players, many will be forced to plug backups into positions that were previously filled by blue-chip players – hopeful of papering over the gaping voids their absence creates.

For Dr. Munitz, that has meant programs for the local community, grants for summer internships at other local cultural institutions, opening up the slots at the Getty's research institute (which were previously filled by invitation only) to application and competition by academics around the world, advertising in Spanish-language media and so on.

M=Missing teeth due to caries F=Teeth that have been previously filled with permanent restoration.

They found inspiration and support in situations that were previously filled with despair.