Sentence examples for well filled with from inspiring English sources

The manager led him into quite a big room which was pretty well filled with lost articles.

3. Remove the zest from the punch and add it to a nonreactive container (a Bundt pan works well) filled with distilled water.

Despite the certain chill in the air, the terrace was pretty well filled with flaneurs from the nearby factories, all dallying with their beer and hamburger-and-onion and watching the passing scene.

They begin at 6 p.m. and often trail on till 9 p.m. Men can hardly be found to say a good word for cocktail parties, unless they are very young, and the room is well filled with even younger women.

So Carnegie Hall was well filled with voice aficionados on Sunday afternoon for a concert performance of Handel's "Radamisto," with the fine period-instrument band English Concert deftly conducted from the harpsichord by Harry Bicket.

In short, the DOE is starting from scratch.CCS has become something of a wishing well, filled with hopes for oil independence, purer air and economic perks for Illinois and other coal-producing states.

The mind of a devout Catholic, thus voided of mundane reference, might well fill with Catholic sentiments.

Once you're satisfied it has set well, fill with candies, chocolates or other goodies.

Wells containing cultures were surrounded by wells filled with only seawater to limit evaporation.

The boiled meats roll up to tableside on stainless steel trolleys, kept warm in wells filled with heated stock.

For experiments with pre-incubation, inserts with microbiota were incubated for 4 h in wells filled with serum-free, antibiotics-free DMEM without epithelial cells, prior to their transfer into the wells with wounded epithelial cells.