Sentence examples for were quite filled from inspiring English sources

Ilka opened her date book; the days were quite filled up.

The boxes, which were principally reserved for ladies, and to which there was a charge of sixpence for admission, were quite filled, but not inconveniently crowded.

And yet the book is quite filled with the sacred, as was the Roman Empire of the centuries on either side of the birth of Christianity; it was, as has been said by many scholars, "the religious marketplace of antiquity".

For the most elegant dessert presentation, consider making the pancakes silver-dollar size, both because they are quite filling and they are cuter that way.

Most of my meals this week haven't been quite filling enough — in part because most chains don't have healthy sides.

I went to see Rage (2009), at the time her most recent film, and while I was not quite filled with the titular rage, I was in an unstable and confusing place.

The first cohort is quite shrewdly filled with a number of known uber-connectors, such as former U.K. government advisor Rohan Silva and Station F's Roxanne Varza.

This small corner of the mall was quite sweet, filled with children clapping and smiling and laughing.

Gibson was relaxed and playful, but, as always, there was a silence about him: an air not of something held back but of a space within him that is not quite filled.

If we have one complaint, it's that the selection is not quite filling enough, making the price tag a bit less reasonable.

A built-in wine rack is not yet quite filled.