• Fill in the blanks in this article about a dinner featuring edible insects.

• During the next few weeks, hundreds of thousands of college students will fill out course-evaluation forms.

• But there are too few people to fill the existing jobs.

• Fill the gloves with the green-colored, sugar-free lemonade and tie them securely at the wrists with string or a rubber band.

• Piles of studies fill the cavernous gap between the have and have-nots in this country.

• Fill out the form and you will be emailed instruction on downloading your ticket.

• Fill your home with natural light with these intriguing ideas for windows.

• Build your own pasta machine, fill a buffet plate, and more.

• Fill in the blanks with your own words, or choose from a scrambled list of the words.

• Helping low- to moderate-income families fill out the.

• Wikipedia relies on its users' generosity to fill its coffers as well as its pages.

• Haiti's poorest can't afford even a daily plate of rice, and some must take desperate measures to fill their bellies.

• As in atoms, the electrons fill the dot by taking up positions in successive orbitals around the center.

• Take your fill of these stories from the underbelly.

• Fill pots with native plants irresistible to birds, bees, and butterflies.

• Manga club meetings and cram school fill up their free time, and there's no money for a gym membership after paying for cell.

• Fill in the blanks in this article about a psychological dieting strategy.

• Technology companies struggle to fill vacant positions.

• As out-of-town shopping centres have taken more business, so many town centres have had to fill up with shops run by charities.

• Fill the jar almost to the top with vegetable oil and let the mixture separate.

• Seemingly, any description of x could fill the space after the colon.

• They fill shelves and boxes, embellish windowsills and walls.

• Fill your kitchen with good smells and your table with rich, tender dinners.

• It takes forever to fill the old-school guns with the t-shaped tab that retains the cap.

• Fill in the blanks in the first several paragraphs of this article about pumpkin smashing.

• Part-time professors, in demand, fill many distance-education faculties.

• Voters, sick of the tales of graft that fill their newspapers, would have cheered swift action.

• Give each student a copy of the turtle activity sheet and have them fill in information about their turles and their routes.

• Some of the water will fill up this hole and the rest will spread out over the globe.

• Sophisticated details fill this garden to the brim.

• Lord knows what travelers in then olden-days found to fill their huge trunks.

• Instead, make sure to also fill out the hotel feedback survey.

• And every four years while on the campaign trail the media run short of stories about the candidates and fill in.

• Do not fill in questionnaires or respond to telemarketers.

• Students can work in small groups of three or four and help each other fill in their individual maps.

• Uncover the magical wonders of the deep blue as you explore the many marine exhibits and wildlife that fill the aquarium.

• Berry jam and lemon curd fill this easy butter cake.

• Hits fill theaters, fly off shelves, and keep listeners and viewers from touching their dials and remotes.

• They fill their blue books with disconnected strings of names and dates.

• Last month people rushed to buy imported goods and fill their cars with petrol, expecting prices to rise as the rand.

• Place the plant in the hole, then fill in the dirt around the roots.

• Archaeological finds worldwide have helped researchers to fill out the story of human evolution and migration.

• For a striking centerpiece to accompany the decor, fill a large pumpkin with flowers and foliage to brighten a party table.

• The speakers emit enough sound to fill any bedroom or den.

• Kerrey's announcement that he would fill the office on a temporary basis himself.

• Moreover, if the supposed skill shortage affects a fifth of vacancies, that means four-fifths fill without difficulty.

• The other six went with him, and as each of them wanted to be first to fill it, the jug fell into the well.

• But wildlife experts say they fill a niche in the urban ecology.

• Fill the space with favorite furnishings and garden art.

• And it's going to fill the web with its sharing button, thanks to the power of its search engine.

• On the other side are employers who have jobs they can't fill because they're unable to find skilled workers.

• In good weeks more than a hundred stalls used to fill the town's auction ground.

• Use a spoon to fill any empty spots with candy melt and make sure the cake is completely covered.

• Hunters shot the plump birds for meat and for feathers to fill pillows and adorn women's hats.

• If the bare patch doesn't fill in on its own, reseed it or replace it with a patch of sod.

• They must fill out a form to print out a free shipping label.

• We are paid by colleges and universities to help them identify the best possible candidates to fill their vacancies.

• They fill up restaurants and drive up the prices of everything from apartments to art wherever they cluster.

• And rhododendrons fill the undergrowth with their shiny leaves and large flowers.

• But within the past decade, scientists have made a push to fill this void in understanding.

• When summer- and fall-blooming perennials die down, cool-season annuals kick into gear to fill gaps between established plants.

• Just cut and paste the form below into an email and fill it out and send it in.

• Failing to fill the learning-information deficit will have many consequences:.

• The problem is the black hole the public sector will have to fill.

• Mud and sand, originally pumped in to fill shallow waters, had not been properly compacted.

• Just fill a spray bottle with three parts vinegar to one part water and spritz it on all your car windows at night.

• Continue to fill the hole, firming the soil as you go.

• Make sure you fill up all the way and record how many gallons you put in the tank, then perform some simple math.

• Okay, now that you have your nine boxes, fill each space with a word or phrase for each of the main parts of your life.

• Chicago's newly minted mayor, is determined to open a publicly-owned casino to help fill his empty coffers.

• The best pictures have interesting elements that fill the whole photograph.

• It takes the same amount of energy to run a full or a half load– so wait another day and fill up that machine.

• They're ready to pick when their pods fill with sweet, plump peas.

• Player and enemy each have spell meters that slowly fill with each move of the gems.

• Fill it with state-of-the-art schools, hospitals, apartments.

• Consumers may in any case have had their fill of borrowing.

• Fill out facts about these creatures and trade them with your friends.

• During a film of an actual nuclear test, a flash of white light and bursts of air fill the room as the floor vibrates.

• Keep up with weeding, which should be almost nil once plants fill in.

• And the leakproof nozzle and fill cap squeeze out every precious last drop of sniping potential.

• Fill out a time sheet every two weeks to ensure the taxpayers are getting their fair share.

• Those in between fill in the spectrum with colours such as green.

• New technologies and sophisticated methods are also being used to fill out our understanding of dinosaur biology.

• Fill it slightly more than halfway with rich, fast-draining potting soil.

• But she never imagined he'd fill out credit card applications sent to his home in her name.

• The verbiage devoted to the denigration of spell check could fill a dictionary.

• Deserting for a few days the factories that make the goods that fill the world's shops, they surge back to their native villages.

• Fliers advertising baskets of matsutake or chanterelles fill the community bulletin boards at organic groceries across the state.

• Just fill out the fields in the online entry form and submit.

• Now there's a bevy of sweet, new-fangled features to fill out that.

• I've been on several campus visits in different states where the school asked me to fill out a criminal background check form.

• European policymakers imported people to fill short-term job shortages.

• He may be poised to fill stockings with toys and goodies-but he also looks as if he could be making off with the family silver.

• In mild-winter areas, ornithogalums can fill many different roles.

• All you have to do is take the caps off then fill them with warm water until the black line.

• Chairs who care would be more likely to fill one out.

• The next stage is to fill the gaps between the spheres with nickel.

• Medellín is one of dozens of success stories, large and small, that fill the newly opened.

• Large openable skylights that double as windows fill the area with natural light making it perfect for detail work.

• The show itself has ballooned to fill four huge halls and several floors of nearby.

• Or line the bulb basket with plastic, then fill it halfway with potting soil.

• For the home cook, it's easier to toast the rolls first, then fill.

• We fill the garden with drought-tolerant plants that attract birds and bees.

• Branches of bittersweet holding red and yellow berries fill the rust-colored buckets behind.

• Fold toffee candy into caramel crème fraîche to fill this chocolate cake.

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