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Filter by Meaning The guests filed onto the cushioned seats of the theater, eagerly awaiting the start of the play.
The elderly couple filed into their favorite armchairs, ready to watch their favorite TV show.
The sculptor filed the marble sculpture to refine its details.
The potter filed the rough edges of the clay pot.
The organization filed a petition to raise awareness about environmental issues.
The potter used a ceramic filed to smooth out the rough spots on the clay vase.
The potter used a pottery filed to remove imperfections from the surface of the ceramic vase.
The sculptor relied on a variety of different filed sizes to achieve the desired texture in his clay sculpture.
The customers stood in a filed at the ticket counter, eager to purchase the newly released concert tickets.
Despite the discomfort in her back, Mary filed onto the soft mattress and tried to fall asleep.
The critic's filed critique of the movie highlighted its lack of originality.
The organization filed a petition to halt the construction of the new highway.
The environmental organization filed a petition to halt the construction of the new factory.
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