Sentence examples for which have filled from inspiring English sources

The news media, which have filled hours of radio and cable talk shows with the seeming epidemic of kidnappings of young girls, swing into action just as smoothly.

In many respects, the retrenchment of national flag carriers has proved a boon for budget airlines, which have filled in where bigger carriers cut service.

The fears seemed to catch the Met off guard, particularly given the success of the movie-house showings, which have filled cinemas across the country.

Lithuania's shock victory over the Czech Republic meant Scotland's simultaneous failure to record a victory would head the catalogue of international debacles which have filled their history.

Wahhabi fundamentalism has advanced so quickly in Pakistan partly because the Saudis have financed the building of so many madrasas, which have filled the vacuum left by the collapse of state education.

Some motorists, particularly older ones, have inadvertently left cars with the engine running in garages attached to homes, which have filled up with carbon monoxide and poisoned occupants, often while they slept.

Jamal and Wazwaz got to their vehicle, which had filled up with teargas, they said.

At this World Cup, he will coach Michael, 22, which has filled Bob with reticence as well as pride.

Below, homes that were not entirely destroyed sit blasted sideways by the deluge, which has filled the town with the rancid smell of river mud.

Waddesdon benefits from a century of fine collecting, which has filled it with furniture and paintings; it is also close to London.

They are immigrants detained by the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which has filled its own detention centers and has now resorted to using local and county lockups.