fill **** , auch: fill up *
fill something with something

The open space down the middle can then be filled with water.

He called several private schools and was told they were all filled.

Would the police at least have filled out a report?

For the next 10 years, training and school filled 12-hour days.

Each held six patients, and all but four were filled.

His world seemed to be filled with nothing but running feet.

Ever since, work with and for them has filled their lives.

I want to get filled in on the political situation first.

She felt as if her body were filled with light.

I have more than enough to keep my time filled.

The room had filled some as people got off work.

She looked at the dead face, and her eyes filled.

Or the report you filled out a couple of days later?

The line filled up with music as he went on hold.

Behind him, she can see a space filled with light.

She would come home from work, and music filled the house.

He was filled with a sense of a life at an end.

I think I've filled my head up with too many words.

He filled his hand with blood, then let the woman fall.

Then he quickly filled in the space on the paper.

And just as in those former days, the room filled with light.

The other men who had filled the room were also dead.

By now she would have filled the air with questions.

Before long the order book was filled for several years ahead.

Who knows what they might have filled her head with?