Sentences with phrase «deluges with»

In the time you are taking to read this, you're brain is being deluged with sensory input.

Her creditors deluged her with collections calls and court actions.

To prevent its clients from being deluged with incompatible offers, Voices.com has developed a screening algorithm that generates only the closest matches to the job that's been posted.

It only launched late last month, and already the Tumblr blog Sh-t People Say to Women Directors (& Other Women in Film) is deluged with horror stories about working in Hollywood.

The company was deluged with enraged letters after a Mother's Day circular included a photograph of two moms.

The Internet is designed to deluge you with information.

This time last year, Canadians were deluged with accounts of a mythical new creature lurking the streets.

My point is that such an approach is likely to be D.O.A. Venture capitalists and serious angel investors are often deluged with unsolicited proposals, which sit in slush piles waiting to be opened.

Positioning the fund as a convenient and lucrative place for consumers to park spare cash for online shopping, Alipay and Tianhong Asset Management were quickly deluged with depositors.

The reader is deluged with tedious genealogies, military roll calls, «nuts and bolts» inventories of tabernacles and temples, meticulous ceremonial codes, lists of petty kings, and an array of trifling events and curious tales.

5 For they deliberately overlook this fact, that the heavens existed long ago, and the earth was formed out of water and through water by the word of God, 6 and that by means of these the world that then existed was deluged with water and perished.

When he occasionally made a direct appeal for a dime from viewers or listeners for the poor of the world, he would be deluged with coins taped to letters.

Nor are staff who lose their jobs due to declining giving exactly being deluged with job offers.

Wineries are deluged with operating decisions that impact the planet: How to get a sustainable handle on irrigation?

The two Swedes had been deluged with interview requests during a recent road trip, and Shero, who had just had four front teeth extracted, began growling through the gap, «Why don't you leave them alone?

I can't think of another high profile athlete getting injured, where we didn't get deluged with details about the injury, X-Rays, CT Scans, MRI's, surgeries, doctors from all over the planet giving their two cents.

While I wade through a (wonderfully lucky) year of maternity leave with my two small children, I've found myself occasionally deluged with the continual motion of the world around me.

I was deluged with responses from parents asking what to do when all that fails and the child still refuses to cooperate.

And they were a massive hit: Formula use rose to 78 percent of American - born babies, all without a single direct - to - consumer advertisement; new moms were instead deluged with free samples in the hospital, which seemed to suffice.

Maybe you've hit the Internet and been deluged with info touting the merits of one breathing technique over another and warning about the perils of uneducated childbirth.

Barbara Drozdowicz, chief executive of the East European Resource Centre, explained that her organisation was deluged with telephone calls and emails from immigrants who faced hostility immediately after the June 23 referendum.

Federal agencies are less likely to receive blasts of comments on rules and regulations, and I've seen agency officials step back and reconsider an action when they're deluged with citizen messages (though of course, we've all also seen agencies ignore vast amounts of public input and do exactly the opposite what's asked).

As it is, Congress is deluged with random calls and emails, and they're generally going to ignore you if you're not a constituent — it's long been good email advocacy practice to funnel activists» messages only to their own representatives for that very reason.

Members» Hill and district offices are deluged with calls (and visits) from constituents.

Her home was soon deluged with a torrent of rain and wind — and she and her infant were trapped inside while Hurricane Maria battered her hometown of Guaynabo in northern Puerto Rico.

«Every 10 minutes there's going to be another TV advertisement — Americans for America, Concerned Citizens for America — and they're going to be deluged with ads and political propaganda from all sorts of ways and I think they're going to say the system is out of control,» Cuomo said.

BY SAMUEL I. SCHWARTZ Over 20 years ago, when I was the city's traffic chief, I warned that Lower Manhattan would be deluged with drive - through traffic if then - Congressman Guy Molinari's one - way toll system at the Verrazano Bridge was passed into federal law.

While this may sound believable, those of us viewing YouTube before and during this grand epiphany were deluged with Faso's pro-tax bill ads.

«People are going to be deluged with money and ads and political propaganda from all sorts of ways, and I think they're going to say the system is out of control,» he said.

It was deluged with hundreds of applications for the 30 seats in courtroom 417 available to members of the public, which were allocated by lottery.

I've gone out of my way to argue that he is a Burkean Whig in the mould of Harold Macmillan, not a Thatcherite retread, and have been deluged with lumpen abuse for saying so.

However if the tolls were going to rise, he said he would surely be deluged with angry calls.

Since the Army's thought helmet project became publicly known, Schmeisser has been deluged with Freedom of Information Act requests from individuals and organizations concerned about privacy issues.

Following the release of the results, his office was deluged with thousands of emails and phone calls from desperate patients and families.

«Biologists are deluged with masses of data, and they are not trained in coping with it,» says Stark.

But as the news of her research spread, Christiano was deluged with correspondence from people suffering from all sorts of hair abnormalities.

Women and girls are deluged with messages from the media telling them how they should look, what they should eat, what they should wear, and how they should smell.

I'm sure you've been deluged with advertisement after advertisement on the internet and on TV telling you that the reason your stomach is not flat is that you have a «backed up colon» or something along those lines.

As harvest time arrives, think of spring, when you will be deluged with chores from lawn care to bare root planting.

«The reality is, our customers are curious about the preview but being deluged with the entire thing is a little too much.»

A person looking for a free internet dating service can be deluged with web sites that are fun and exciting.

A site that is created to capture your email address so that you can be deluged with offers of items and services not related to dating is probably not going to tell you that fact up front.

Disc 2 is deluged with games and activities such as an Under the Sea Virtual Ride (as well as featurettes about its creation), DisneyPedia: Life Under The Sea (full of fun facts about fish), Backstage Disney's Treasures Untold (the making - of The Little Mermaid), deleted scenes and an alternate ending (with filmmaker introduction), Storm Warning (meet the special effects unit), art galleries, an early presentation reel, the original theatrical trailer and a song demo of Silence Is Golden.

And the 1970s, as is well documented, was a decade deluged with great American auteurs — Robert Altman, Hal Ashby, Peter Bogdanovich, Francis Ford Coppola, Brian DePalma, Stanley Kubrick, Terrence Malick, Alan Pakula, Martin Scorsese — and William Friedkin, amongst them.

Or the movie's IMDb page, which users have deluged with 1 - out - of - 10 ratings, despite the fact that few if any of them have seen it.

Meanwhile, Sam is being deluged with love letters following his appearance on the radio.

Cinema punters in their sixties, seventies and eighties are hardly deluged with stories revolving around their demographic (just wait for Andrew Haigh's 45 Years) meaning that despite its flaws, there are still moments when The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel conveys a fresh perspective.

Within days, Sereboff and his colleagues were deluged with offers from actors volunteering to take part in the project.

For more than a decade, Americans have been deluged with negative reports about their schools.

On the Internet, you'll be deluged with hurricane - related sites; I've highlighted a few below in the Tracking Hurricanes on the Internet section.