fill to capacity

The church was filled to capacity with more than 1,000 people.

The building was filled to capacity and many people were left outside.

It was the first time ever the course had been filled to capacity.

It was filled to capacity in a matter of days.

In 1952, the site was filled to capacity and closed off.

Each week, the building is filled to capacity for nearly a dozen services.

To his great satisfaction, the room was filled to capacity.

Now these programs, like the prisons, are filled to capacity and beyond.

The track was just as she'd known it would be, filled to capacity.

The reservoir filled to capacity at the end of 2008.

As of the 2000s, the cemetery is nearly filled to capacity.

It fills to capacity only about once every 25-30 years, most recently in 2000.

One or two ran small cars, which were filled to capacity.

So many came that some were turned away from the chamber, which was filled to capacity.

Participants said the city's main square was filled to capacity.

Every one of the big trailers was filled to capacity.

The church holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity.

On Friday night, the shelter was filled to capacity for the first time in several days.

Some private companies said they were already filled to capacity before the original deadline.

The bleachers of Court 4 were nearly filled to capacity.

The place was filled to capacity and most of those gathered were unknown to me.

"We can see when each area fills to capacity and allow for expansion into the other areas."

The women were only halfway across the room, after all, and the bar was not exactly filled to capacity.

He opened the door on a corridor filled to capacity with silence.

If filled to capacity, surface size would be 1,140 acres.