Sentence examples for were overfilled with from inspiring English sources

By the time the nineties rolled around, the American version was on steroids, reaching its zenith as rooms were overfilled with chintz on chintz patterns, dog paintings hung on sashes and bows on brightly glazed walls and a general overabundance of collectibles while our friends across the pond no doubt winced.

This Christmas its tiny stage is overfilled with colorful sets for this classic Johann Strauss Viennese operetta.

This year its tiny stage is overfilled with colorful sets for Johann Strauss's classic Viennese operetta.

This Christmastide, its tiny stage is overfilled with colorful sets for Johann Strauss's classic Viennese operetta.

The gate was overfilled with noisy families returning from vacation, and an announcement asked for volunteers to give up their seats.

The drains just cannot cope with the water that's coming down from the mountains – they are overfilled with sludge," she said, before adding that Funchal was like a "ghost town".

Beyond the Key lime pie, there was a banana cream variety so fresh that the bananas were still the same off-white hue as the rest of the filling; a Jersey blueberry bread pudding that, true to its name, was more pudding than cake, and a blueberry pie that, despite its two-crust construction, was overfilled with berries, throwing the ratio off.

For example, according to Gesi and Bergenholtz (Gesi & Bergenholtz 2003), when no infection is present, it is hard to rationalize, as it is sometimes advocated that the apical foramen be pierced and root canals be overfilled with so called puffs.

There were many new folks who were, on balance, younger than many of us on the Town Committee," she said, adding that a later Indivisible meeting downstairs "was overfilled with people backed up in the hallway and into the lobby".

On March 23 , 2005 an old, poorly designed relief system at the refinery was overfilled with flammable hydrocarbon liquids and vapors, which poured out and ignited, causing a series of explosions and fires.

In 2000, all quotas were overfilled, though again with a bias towards those countries given import quotas and hence preferential access.