Yuki Mamiya, who plays Shiori, the title character, has a smoldering quality that fills the bill.
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If it's possible for a book about illness and death to be delightful, this one fills the bill.
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Traditionalists should gather round quickly if they want to effectively contend, as no one else on the stage quite fills the bill.
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" Though China's specific targets are not named, Taiwan fills the bill: "China is leveraging military modernization, influence operations, and predatory economics to coerce neighboring countries.
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In an era of "great, great walls" and "bad hombres," an exhibition called "State of Exception/Estado de Excepción" at Parsons School of Design fills the bill.
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At 77A, a 21st-century entry fills the bill: NINTENDO WII, the full name of a popular little bit of crossword fill (the only one of the "II" entries that appears regularly, in fact).
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Elsewhere, a poor man's Bela Lugosi narrates a track of introductory material. For those wanting to enhance their game sessions with something other than the radio, the CD fills the bill. For everybody else . . . well, I wouldn't buy Red Steel just for the music.
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He immediately proved his worth by being named a first team all star. The Apollos sold his contract to the Houston Hurricane, coached by Liekoski, of the North American Soccer League, two games into the 1978 season.In Philly, He Fills the Bill He played nineteen games for an 8–11 record before the Hurricane acquired Paul Hammond from the Tampa Bay Rowdies. The team then benched Van Eron and went 1–8 under Hammond.
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However, she's determined to land someone wealthier and photographer Larry Buckham, whom she meets at her London hotel, fills the bill. Invited to use his charge account at a department store for a wedding dress, Kathy makes many purchases, pawns the merchandise and leaves Larry without a word. She gets a job at Tim's advertising firm and seduces Stephen Collins, the man who runs it, and who is married. Tim arouses more passion in her, but Kathy's strictly out for herself.
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The All-American Rejects will win no awards for innovation with this single. However, for energetic pop-rock radio fare, 'Move Along' nicely fills the bill". Contactmusic.com were negative towards the song, saying "'Move Along' unfortunately lacks any originality, it sounds like so many other songs released in the past five years or so. They are a poor man's Green Day—even after listening to the song a few times, it still sounds the same; it doesn't seem to get any better", while Entertainment Weekly commented "The title track launches the band beyond frivolous puppy-love-powered pop.
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