Example sentences of "[noun pl] and [noun] fill the " in BNC.

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1 From the platform he looks out over a sea of clowns of all shapes and sizes filling the incongruously named Place St Maur des Fosses on the seafront at Bognor Regis .
2 Images and echoes fill the room , diffuse and speeding , the glass darkened to a degree no one thought possible ; his immense talent , his ring wisdom , his antipathy for chemicals , argued against destructibility ; all he would ever do is grow old .
3 Boxes of shoes and boots filled the corners of the room .
4 The next day , Sunday , was glorious and parents and children filled the squares of the nearby towns , listening to the traditional Sunday-morning performances of the village bands .
5 Interpretations , impressions , plans , developments , attitudes and postures filled the newspapers .
6 We passed a new supermarket , a miniature imitation of the American drive-in , and then some large furniture shops whose massive suites of heavy , over-stuffed couches and chairs filled the windows like obese pashas waiting for ladies to settle in their laps .
7 I thought of all the multitudes who had lain upon its hard , steel bed staring upwards , their fears and hopes filling the room , waiting only for its pronouncements when can easily turn into a foe .
8 Yet when it is placed within the wider social and economic context , retirement counselling assumes a breadth and an importance that far transcends the encouragement of useful and meaningful interests and hobbies to fill the ‘ idle ’ hours of leisure .
9 There 's a chance to rock against racism tonight when a mixture of pop , blues and bhangra fills the air in Middlesbrough Town Hall Crypt from 7.30pm .
10 Ponds , marshes and mires fill the hollows , alternating with higher ground which emerges first from under the snow and dries out in the course of summer .
11 Demand for the new car is strongest in large urban areas like New York city , Los Angeles and Miami , where bombings , riots and car-jackings fill the news bulletins .
12 Further along , cafés and snackbooths filled the air with seductive aromas .
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