It's only once you start exploring that it fills out.
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She finds his surviving family, and fills out his story.
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Ideally, everyone fills out the sheet and shares their plans.
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He fills out a bracket with his son every year.
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Texture fills out the scope of that vision with reading material.
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The worksheets Preston fills out have often been printed by Mrs.
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The addition of Beasley fills out the Knicks' 15-man roster.
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A customer holds up a lamp while Aristide fills out customs forms.
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To get matched with a caregiver, the patient fills out a questionnaire.
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SoFi "fills out a lot of product gaps for them," Ahluwalia said.
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The single bedroom fills out the second level, under a gabled roof.
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They've also automated formatting, and built software that fills out forms for users.
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Grindingly creepy music fills out the David Fincher-esque flavor of these early scenes.
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It is easier to jump before the body matures and fills out after puberty.
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A voter fills out a ballot in Salida, California, during the 2018 midterm elections.
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One thing is for certain: the man fills out a pair of strappy sandals.
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Each member of the committee then fills out a ballot, which isn't tabulated that day.
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For ORourke, the long-suppressed tale fills out an unusual portrait for a presidential aspirant.
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Privacy is also guaranteed by the ordering system: a paper form the diner fills out.
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The Democratic memo, though redacted in part, fills out the partial picture Nunes had painted.
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Mr. Kanneh-Mason fills out the album with shorter works, including a couple of novelties.
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For O'Rourke, the long-suppressed tale fills out an unusual portrait for a presidential aspirant.
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The beach scene suggests Laney has some new value simply because she fills out a bikini.
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Like any freelancer, he fills out a 1099 tax form every year to report his income.
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That person fills out the physical ballot for the astronaut and the vote is officially cast.
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Early next year, Jane fills out her tax return using her preferred commercial tax prep software.
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The appointment of Segal fills out Twitter's leadership ranks after the departure of several key employees.
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The documentary "Frank Serpico" fills out an American classic that is now almost 45 years old.
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It checks for eligible convictions, fills out forms and sends them to the court for expungement.
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But no matter how the rotation fills out, Vargas seems certain to be a part of it.
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Music by Katherine Balch, Nina C. Young, David Serkin Ludwig and Sean Shepherd fills out the program.
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If a couple falsely fills out the form, they could face a felony charge, the newspaper noted.
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Martial-arts whiz Danny Rand fills out the fearsome foursome—but don't forget, The Punisher's not far behind.
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Martial-arts whiz Danny Rand fills out the fearsome foursome—but don't forget, The Punisher's not far behind.
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Amira Hassan plays in the waiting room at Children's Minnesota while her dad, Mohamud Hassan, fills out paperwork.
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But, if nothing else, he fills out a screen, which is all Berg ever asks him to do.
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To me, half of the writing is the music because it fills out the sound of the moment.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) fills out the top tier of Democratic candidates, according to national and state polling.
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A week after the shooting, a nurse fills out forms to place Roes in art therapy right away.
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"The more that Mom fills out, the more fun Santa can have with the child," Mr. LoPorto said.
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Here's how it works: A patient fills out a basic medical questionnaire and submits a request for birth control.
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The "activity" bar that tracks your steps stretches between 3 and 6 o'clock, which fills out the face nicely.
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For Capital One, the move fills out its strategy of helping customers save time and money while shopping online.
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While Phasma fills out its title character's background a great deal, it doesn't actually take us inside her head.
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The user then fills out the form, receives a one-time upload link, and can then upload the images.
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Pedro goes up to the counter, cashes a paycheck and fills out a form to send $800 to Guatemala.
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One belongs to Janet Flanner, longtime American correspondent for the New Yorker, whose sumptuous prose fills out Poirier's descriptions.
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The surveys he fills out after the experience aren't too time consuming, ranging anywhere from five to 15 minutes.
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Joan Dellamond is his latest contribution to that gallery, and Ms. Reaser fills out the portrait with vivid strokes.
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"So what this does, it takes down hundreds of details from individuals and automatically fills out" the necessary forms.
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He's a big playmaker with fantastic hockey sense, and once he fills out a bit he should be a force.
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A new survey of tech workers fills out this picture nicely, and identifies interesting — and depressing — contrasts in people's experiences.
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Ms. Feore's huge and thrilling production on the Festival Theater's thrust stage fills out that vision but also complicates it.
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Provident Capital invests $1.5 million, and BlackBox Capital fills out the rest of the round with an investment of $3.5 million.
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But after Durant, it's four-time Olympian Carmelo Anthony who fills out our flag more than any of his other teammates.
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Prentis fills out bold outlines through a bipolar color palette similar to the one used by fellow illustrator Josan Gonzalez, a.k.a.
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And that doesn't include taxes: Like any freelancer, Castillo fills out a 1099 tax form every year to report his income.
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He said he fills out "usually three" brackets, and it sounded like that was more limited by his lack of time.
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In the video, she fills out a Valentine's Day card while an image of Ryan lifting weights flashes across the screen.
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Each dad fills out a questionnaire about his experience, which Baber posts alongside the photos to her Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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Public Advocate of the United States scores 100% any candidate who fills out the survey and answers yes to all questions.
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Wagner's lush "Wesendonck Lieder" is on the agenda, conducted by Semyon Bychkov, who fills out the evening leading Shostakovich's "Leningrad" Symphony.
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A weird utopia At the end of the four days of "America in One Room," the group fills out another poll.
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What if a player makes a catch, takes two steps, fills out the official NFL catch paperwork to declare his relationship with the football, has it stamped and notarized, files the paperwork with the league office and NFLPA, then fills out an Intent To Make A Football Move document but drops the pen and not the football?
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From the website, the patient fills out personal information, includes relevant prescriptions and then clicks a blue button to complete the signup.
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But it also fills out the work in an interesting way, like a photorealistic cutscene in an otherwise low-detail video game.
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Essentially, SA functions like any other dating site: Everyone fills out a profile explaining who they are and what they're looking for.
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Children skip through the sand, three friends play chess on a travel set, a middle-aged woman fills out a Lithuanian crossword.
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The town mechanic comes by when he can, drives the car to his garage, does the work and fills out the check.
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A fine cast of comic and dramatic actors — including Viola Davis, Jim Gaffigan and Allison Janney — fills out the grown-up roles.
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Medigap, a type of health insurance coverage, fills out the areas where your Medicare policy falls short, including deductibles, copayments and coinsurance.
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It turns out that a prospective borrower who fills out an application in all capital letters is a greater-than-average credit risk.
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" They said I could work remotely, too, so I said, "Is it O.K. if my dad fills out the paperwork, because I'm 14?
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And as Disney continues fills out its library with new projects, it knows full well who its customers are and what they like.
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She fills out a baggy dress that is patterned with red, yellow, blue, green, and purple polka dots, cinched by a thin belt.
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Co-produced by Jay-Z's Roc Nation, Free Meek fills out this story through interviews and reenactments over the course of five episodes.
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For more than 1,500 high-profile individuals, however, Squire fills out their entries with information gleaned from sources like the SPLC, informers, and leaks.
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Fans on Reddit stressed that Longclaw's eyes are just a transparent piece of crystal that fills out when the hand is behind the handle.
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Job seeker Kyra McNeil of Riverside, California, fills out an employment application at a job fair in Rancho Cucamonga, California, on April 8, 2009.
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Of course, this study relied on people's memories of their daily activities, which are suspect, no matter how diligently someone fills out the questionnaires.
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It's a real triumph of sustained worldbuilding, as director Yorgos Lanthimos fills out a strange alternate reality where single people are turned into animals.
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The 2019 Cadillac XT4 fills out the brand&aposs luxury crossover lineup, joining the XT5 compact SUV and the just-launched XT6 three-row midsize.
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The applicant fills out paperwork disclosing where he or she has lived, worked and traveled abroad, as well as any contacts with foreign government officials.
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ATLANTA/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fabiola Diaz, 27, sits in the food court of her Georgia high school and meticulously fills out a voter registration form.
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An all-star cast, including Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate, Damian Lewis as Steve McQueen, and Emile Hirsch as Jay Sebring, fills out the film.
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A fatter deeper tone fills out the pulse, and then after a couple of minutes, I can hear an air raid siren modulating over the mix.
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Obama got even more of a star turn in Havana than he gets when he fills out his men's and women's N.C.A.A. tournament brackets on ESPN.
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A few more are broadcasting from remote locations, others are pre-recording their shows at home and archival programming fills out the rest of the schedule.
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After he fills out paperwork, administrator Hosea Jackson describes their "Save Our Sons" job-training program, which is administered by the civil rights organization Urban League.
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The skull of a fetus develops prior to the brain, and as the brain grows, it "fills out" the skull and helps it hold its shape.
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Although young skaters are extremely flexible and jumping is easier before the body fills out, some Russian teenagers have faced sobering trade-offs for their success.
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John Mack Faragher's Eternity Street fills out those centuries in between, an endeavor as important to figuring out the city as the books that find it now.
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However, when an entrepreneur fills out a Form C, full disclosure is made to potential investors about the risks, which are associated with investing in the company.
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The pumped-up Mr. Affleck again fills out the bat suit from ripped stem to stern, but his costume remains grievously larger than Batman's (or Bruce's) personality.
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Alan Gunther, a librarian at the Smith Hill Library, is offering coupons for $5 off late fees to anyone that fills out the test at the library.
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At work, dressed in fatigues, Calvin periodically fills out Department of Defense mental health surveys, registering hours slept, drinks consumed and whether he's entertained thoughts of suicide.
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As one banker put it to me, "I don't want to stand in line next to a backpack filled with $30,000" while someone fills out money orders.
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Maeve dodges the invasive pro-life protesters outside the clinic, fills out medical paperwork, and waits outside an operating room in a hospital gown with thee other women.
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Once showered and changed, he follows the correct legal procedures: he registers at a police station and carefully fills out his application for asylum at the immigration office.
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In the system Spanos deployed over the weekend, a voter fills out a paper ballot that's marked with three QR codes, that assign it a unique blockchain identity.
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This automatically fills out your stored payment and shipping address information, which then lets users finish the process with just one tap or click to confirm the order.
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The center fills out paperwork for arriving Cubans and, for those without relatives, feeds and puts them up in motels until they can be relocated to other states.
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Similar to style service companies like Stitch Fix or Trunk Club, a customer fills out a profile, and then a stylist curates items that are shipped to her.
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"Through our research, when a student completes and fills out a minimum of three sections, they're 80% more likely to get a message from an employer," she said.
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The surveys he fills out after the experience aren't too time consuming, and for that reason, he has a hard time justifying spending money at bars and restaurants.
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In the Bartok, featuring the London Symphony Orchestra, Ms. Jansen begins by patiently spinning a timid and tense solo line, which she fills out with emotion in tiny increments.
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The new study of the Netherlands fills out that picture considerably, detailing the agonizing decisions by both doctors and patients in cases that went forward, ending in voluntary death.
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"If he's looking for a side hustle, I hope he comes in and fills out an application," Pat Warner, Waffle House Director of PR and External Affairs, told AL.com.
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As Trump slowly fills out his cabinet, Clinton supporters and #NeverTrumpers alike are silently watching as the democracy they've always loved face plants in front of their very eyes.
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When you first boot up Slack, Slackbot asks you about yourself, automatically fills out your profile, and gets you acquainted with the game world — in this case, enterprise messaging.
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It fills out Wick's universe a bit more without being too hung up on constructing an elaborate and coherent mythology, and it delivers some truly eye-popping set pieces.
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In Furious 7, he sweats at his desk job, so much so that he wears a soaking wet rag around his neck to mop his brow while he fills out paperwork.
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Driving the news: A Senate committee passed a bill supporting the technology, a key think tank releasing a report looking for solutions and a new industry coalition fills out its agenda.
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After the concerned party fills out a one-page form, if a judge agrees, the addicted person is immediately arrested and taken to a state facility for up to 90 days.
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The new Journal report fills out more details in the story of what exactly prosecutors have learned Trump knew about the hush money — and it turns out to be a lot.
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Lanky and charismatic, sporting grass-green hair and a leather jacket covered in slogans and pins, Sanders's take on Bigger (or "Big," as his friends call him) fills out the character.
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The new approach could lead to better service in urban areas as Sprint fills out its network with thousands of small antennas (they're called "mini macros") to bolster the network's capacity.
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The first three-fifths of "Life in Code" is primarily composed of essays published elsewhere between 1994 and 2004, while newer material from 2012 to early 2017 fills out the rest.
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And if customers hang around while the pharmacy fills out their prescription, CVS hopes they'll shop the store for an over-the-counter supplement or one of CVS' new healthy snacks.
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These numbers could shift as Trump fills out his cabinet and staff; polling measuring confidence in previous presidents-elect was conducted closer to their inauguration after many critical appointments had been made.
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He works for the military in systems security, which means that each day Calvin fills out a psychological health checklist that asks: How many hours of sleep did you get last night?
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During college basketball's "March Madness" period alone, $10 billion is wagered, according to estimates from the American Gambling Association, as it seems like every breathing American fills out a bracket or two.
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Its growing unpopularity fills out their sails and brings them votes from all over the political compass, including a significant proportion from working class voters accustomed to voting left, even far left.
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Of course, the $600 price tag makes it rather a niche one as well — but perhaps it's the kind of thing that fills out the budget of an IT upgrade or grant proposal.
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The company fills out its inventory by partnering with licensees and manufacturers (such as Cryptozoic Entertainment, the company's latest partner) to transform physical products into digital goods, which can be distributed through Quidd.
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It is not a smart movie or a wise one — but it's really fun, and fills out Wick's universe a bit more without getting too hung up on constructing an elaborate, coherent mythology.
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As Nick Arnstein, the dashing gambler whom Fanny loves and loses, the handsome Darius Campbell fills out what has always been an empty suit of a part (albeit a tuxedo) with little distinguishing detail.
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Any time a fan calls or texts it, or buys something on one of their online stores and fills out a form, they get a welcome message prompting them to provide some personal info.
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Engine tested: 2.0-liter turbocharged 237-horsepower four cylinderPrice as tested: $52,83Why it's here: The XT4 fills out the brand's luxury crossover lineup, joining the XT5 compact SUV and the XT6 three-row midsize.
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Freedom of Information Act requests have increased greatly as the internet and services such as Muckrock, a tool that fills out sample language for information requests and then tracks them, have made filing easier.
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The checks work like this: A buyer presents his or her ID to the seller and fills out ATF Form 2279 with personal information such as age, address, race, and criminal history, if any.
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"This basically fills out the footprint for us to sell our products across all major markets in the United States," Curaleaf Executive Chairman Boris Jordan said in an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Wednesday.
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When turning 16, each soccer player who is part of a club in England's top four tiers fills out a questionnaire and receives an electrocardiogram (ECG), a test that checks for any abnormal heart rhythms.
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THE PLAYLIST A diverse and mellow mix — Rick James, Sade, Isley Brothers, Serge Gainsbourg — fills out the week, while weekend playlists, curated by Dan Greenbaum, the managing partner, tend to be played louder and dancier.
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But Lucky is joyful, not mournful, a rambling opportunity to while away an hour and a half in the company of an actor who rarely got a leading role, but who delightfully fills out this one.
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It is not a smart movie or a wise movie — it's just a really fun one, which fills out Wick's universe a bit more without getting too hung up on constructing an elaborate and coherent mythology.
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From there, it checks qualifying conditions (those with violent felonies are ineligible, for example) and automatically fills out the necessary forms to file in court, which the DA's office will then file, asking the charges be removed.
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Word of mouth is plenty effective at pointing you toward the biggest thing that's new on Netflix, but it'll be fascinating to see what fills out the list and the balance between licensed content and Netflix Originals.
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Bleeping Computer reported on the breach on Monday and identified the compromise as a Magecart attack, a type of breach that involves compromising a website with malicious scripts to harvest payment information that a customer fills out.
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EditorsNote: Fills out Bumgarner's, Wacha's pitching lines; other minor edits Kevin Pillar hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning to rally the visiting San Francisco Giants past the St. Louis Cardinals 43-24 Wednesday night.
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A custom pattern of other Harmonized System pictograms fills out each suit design with goods that are commonly transported in the same shipping containers as your product of choice when it goes between the two countries you've specified.
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Far from the inaugural event in 2013 held for a few hundred people in a stuffy mid-Manhattan conference room, LendIt's attendance has surged to about 3,20143 and fills out much of downtown San Francisco's Marriott Marquis Hotel.
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There's nothing wrong with Democrats pursuing legislation, such as to raise the minimum wage, that fills out their governing priorities even if, for now, it does little more than clarify the contrasts between their priorities and their opposition's.
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The faction of fans braying for Negan's bloody demise and those loyalists holding fast to the show's founding principles of humanity and mercy both get their way in the multiphase battle that fills out this episode's back half.
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"When a medical examiner fills out a death certificate, it's their medical opinion based on all their experience and training that this is what happening," said Dr. David R. Fowler, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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But the way in which Masha Gessen fills out the details, especially the subtle damage the Soviet system had done to Russian society that paved the way for Putin's rise, elevates the book well beyond a standard account.
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It is clear that Evans has been studying the group's past repertoire, as he plays a role not altogether different from Iverson's: He's sentimental but with restraint, and rarely fills out his chords with a lot of jazz dissonance.
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Basically, a user fills out a questionnaire about their industry and the type of services they're looking for, and the algorithm matches that user with the appropriate advertising, marketing, branding, web development or digital agency that they're looking for.
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EditorsNote: Fills out pitching line for pitchers; other minor edits Austin Meadows belted a grand slam, the key hit in a seven-run second inning that helped the visiting Tampa Bay Rays defeat the Baltimore Orioles 7-1 on Friday night.
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As the woman fills out an online application for "Trumpcare," she is asked about the last time she had "blood coming out of your wherever," a reference to a remark Trump made about Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly last year.
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"The Lightoller watch fills out this equation that ranges from the richest man in the world at that time to the acting skipper down to a third-class passenger," Mr. Miottel said in a recent phone interview from his California home.
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Combined with statements and actions by the president and numerous associates, Trump Jr.'s grudging acknowledgment fills out an extraordinary, on-the-record picture of the U.S. president's financial entanglement and political deference toward Russia, one of America's oldest adversaries.
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SAVIGNY-LE-TEMPLE, France (Reuters) - In a warehouse outside Paris, university drop-out Celine Galland stacks palettes and fills out an inventory sheet, part of a logistics apprenticeship she hopes will put a decade of short-term contracts and unemployment behind her.
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Since the X900E is backlit, the overall picture is much brighter out of the box since it comes directly out and fills out the picture much better than an edgelit TV. The X900E also shines when it comes to the smart features.
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" Then he detailed his journey toward feminism and body positivity, and his transformation into a man who can proudly post online: "This gorgeous girl I married fills out every inch of her jeans and is still the most beautiful one in the room.
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The writer-director Gideon Raff was responsible for "Prisoners of War," the Israeli TV show on which "Homeland" was based, and he fills out this political thriller with another great cast, including Michael K. Williams, Haley Bennett, Michiel Huisman and Ben Kingsley.
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If a voter fills out a provisional ballot, federal law also mandates that poll workers provide them with a piece of paper explaining what they need to do to have their ballot counted and how they can check if it has been counted.
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"The one thing that I've always been able to offer them is a complexity that fills out an idea they have of something," she said of the Coen brothers in an interview for the Criterion Collection's release of "Blood Simple" in 21940.
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While McEntire was perhaps a strange choice to take on the role of the iconic mascot, her spitfire personality, command of the country music stage, and the way she fills out that white Sanders suit proves she's got the sweet 'n' tangy sauce.
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Strzok's notes from the FBI agents' interview with Flynn, known in bureau parlance as a "302" for the form an agent fills out, offer several more details about multiple conversations between the Trump aide and the Russian ambassador after the 2016 election.
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After a short hiatus, Motorola is bringing back the venerable Moto X. The new, fourth-generation Moto X, or Moto X4, is no longer the company's flagship phone (that honor is reserved for the Moto Z2 lineup), but fills out the midrange in Motorola's lineup.
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As part of the process of submitting a judicial nomination to the Senate, a nominee fills out a detailed questionnaire and (with help from the administration) locates and sends up hundreds or thousands of pages of prior writings, speeches, and other materials for review.
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Low-income students and those from military families may be eligible for grant money they won't have to pay back, and nearly everyone who fills out the form is allowed to take out a low-interest federal loan, regardless of their family's financial situation.
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This calls to mind Kafka's pregnantly indecipherable novels, but Di Benedetto fills out his quasi-allegorical premise with so many dingy particulars that his narrator seems to experience his universal problem, in what may be the universal way, as a private shame and defeat.
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As Mr. Trump fills out his administration, the appointees will lend shape to a so-far chaotic agenda, offering the strongest signals yet on whether and how he will carry out campaign promises like deporting millions of illegal immigrants, scrapping trade pacts and re-examining traditional alliances.
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If the UFC gives Anderson a second chance, pillages more of Invicta's roster, and fills out the division with a bare minimum of talent, it shows the promotion is willing to start a division from seed in hopes that it might outlast its most recognizable face.
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He fills out the cast with actors who have Mexican backgrounds, including Danny Trejo, Cheech Marin, and Salma Hayek (playing the seductive vampire stripper Santanico Pandemonium), and he sets the whole show to a soundtrack featuring music by Texas blues-rock gods ZZ Top and the Vaughan Brothers.
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Keep in mind that the respondents are self-selecting, meaning that everyone who fills out a CinemaScore ballot has already chosen to spend the time and money on attending a film in the theater on its opening night, and to stay for the length of the film's runtime.
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" But in a sign of how Trump continues to play a role with his company while he fills out his Cabinet, the incoming president said he had turned down "seven deals with one big player, great player, last week because I thought it could be perceived as a conflict of interest.
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To use the tool, someone simply fills out a form on the Freedom for Immigrants website, which asks for information such as the missing person's name, home country, last known location and circumstance, whether that person was separated from their children, if they are seeking asylum, and what the most pressing concern for that person is.
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"Tyll" revels in the efforts of second-rate artists doing their best with small talent: a bard whose "poor singing would not be so bad if he could at least play the lute," a monotonous old woman who can remember long stories without forgetting a line, a count who fills out his memoir with descriptions from other books.
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Here's how hiring decisions are made, she says: The hiring manager first interviews the candidate and then fills out a hiring packet that includes things like the detailed interview feedback, the recruiter's notes from the initial conversation, internal references if the person knows someone at Google and external references if the person has submitted professional references.
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An all-star cast, including Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate, Damian Lewis as Steve McQueen, and Emile Hirsch as Jay Sebring, fills out the film, which is Tarantino's wistful love letter to an era and a wish to recapture a lost Golden Age in Hollywood that wasn't, in the end, as innocent as we might remember it.
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At this point, Rowling's wizarding world has its own distinctive look and feel, and the latest installment in its run fills out its space even further, with more Niffler treasure-stealing adventures, a short but wild ride on a Kelpie that looks like a giant kelp horse, and the Zouwu, a giant snarling cat with a ruffled tail that looks like a whole troupe of Brazilian flag-dancers on parade.
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So long as a worker fills out an I-9 form with a Social Security Number and presents some form of identification at the time of hiring, the employer can meet a "reasonableness" standard in court and won't be penalized for hiring someone without authorization to work in the US. As a result, many businesses don't take the time to verify the information given by new hires, which is not mandatory in New York state.
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As President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE fills out his Cabinet, a few things are becoming clear: He loves generals, he prizes loyalty and he especially values the loyalty of those who funded his presidential campaign.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks head; corrects Castellanos breaking up no-hitter on 2-2 count; fills out Lester's line; corrects to Cubs playing 18 games since break Jack Flaherty took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, allowed one hit in seven outstanding innings and combined with two relievers on a one-hitter as the St. Louis Cardinals continued their surge with an 8-0 victory over the visiting Chicago Cubs on Thursday night.
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