61.   The house is filled with the sounds of family life.

62.   The house is filled with Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai ceramics, lots of flowers, travel magazines offering far-flung adventures, and many books.

63.   The house is filled with objects that reflect the paradoxes of Indian life in American society and the influence of television on Indian families.

64.   The house was filled with paintings, period furniture and antiques.

65.   The immaculate house is filled with baby blue sofas and a large-screen television.

66.   The mayor and the commissioner were followed by a steady stream of firefighters, filling the house with what strength they could.

67.   The invocation of the Vienna event may have helped fill the house, but it also raised inevitable and unfair comparisons.

68.   The opulent Whipple furnishings were long gone, but the house was soon filled with antiques from society members.

69.   The parakeets fill the house with pleasant squawks, piping down when the stairwell light is dimmed.

70.   The scent of banana bread baking filled the house.