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Meanings of fill with rubble in English

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Usage of fill with rubble in English
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The wound had gone rough around its massive edges, and it was beginning to fill with rubble.
Boneshaker
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He created a terrace out of a courtyard filled with rubble.
Babyville
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The capital Port-au-Prince remains filled with rubble and wrecked buildings.
Reuters
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There were rents in the streets, too-chasms, half- filledwith rubble, reaching right across the roadway.
Lady Good-for-Nothing: A Man's Portrait of a Woman
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The narrow ascending street was filled with rubble.
The Sisters-In-Law: A Novel of Our Time
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It was as clean as could be expected from a place recently filled with rubble for thousands of years.
The Curious Case of the Werewolf That Wasn’t, The Mummy That Was...
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It snuck in through the peak of an arched doorway filled with rubble: broken timber, blocks of fallen stone.
The Slow Regard of Silent Things
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Each fragment had been carefully placed on top of its fellow, each interstice had been carefully filled with rubble.
Stories from Everybody's Magazine
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Pictures showed upper floors with gaping holes blown through the walls and rooms filled with rubble and twisted metal.
Reuters
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They turned right before they reached the luminous pillar, snaking through narrow alleys half- filled with rubble, leaving the ghosts behind.
Guild wars: ghosts of ascalon
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As we passed through streets filled with rubble, I nearly wept; so many familiar sights were gone or altered beyond recognition.
Julian
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Filled with rubble by the later Emperor Trajan, who built his baths on top, the palace was rediscovered in the 15th century.
Reuters
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A hole filled with rubble remains where the grave of the holy man, after whom the shrine is named, was dug up.
Reuters
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Pumping out the lower floor revealed rotten crates filled with the rusted shells of food tins, and also an escape tunnel filled with rubble.
The Departure
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The last sputter of the lantern showed that the mouth of the tunnel leading to the enemy trenches was filled with rubble and splintered wood.
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