Sentence examples for when it's filled from inspiring English sources

"When it's filled out, the mango is ready".

I'm even scared to see what it looks like when it's filled up.

Even when it's filled with bone marrow and it sits in a puddle of Parmigiano aioli.

"I fill one up, put the dates on it, and when it's filled, I file it.

After all, sometimes the crystal goblet is more fun when it's filled with colored liquid and a cherry.

"This place is so big, so wide open now, but when it's filled with grass and seats, it will envelop you," said Jeff Wilpon, the chief operating officer of the Mets, as he walked through the Citi Field site during a recent tour.

The car had been waiting for the US president's entourage to arrive when it was filled with diesel instead of petrol, Israel's Channel 2 reported.

In my travels, I've heard some mystics refer to John and Jesus as the perfect representatives of the journey of the human heart--with John symbolizing the contraction of the heart when it is filled with fear of God's Majesty, and Jesus embodying the joy and relief of the heart when it expands with love through God's grace.

Sixteen times the size of St Peter's, engineers thought that when it was filled with 180,000 jubilant Nazis, clouds would appear under the dome and would make it rain inside.

Despite being the top job in British policing, the Met commissioner's post was not filled by a police officer for its first 129 years, when it was filled by army colonels and generals, air force chiefs and senior civil servants.

And it is a river town; the Schuylkill (pronounced SKOO-kul) ) is one of the city's delights, especially on days when it is filled with sculls and eight-oared shells from clubs along its bank.