Sentence examples for Overloaded day from inspiring English sources

And usually it's not because they don't think they are capable; it's because they don't want to take on any more in what's already an overloaded day.

The next month, there was that overloaded day of dual funerals, one for Officer Alain Schaberger of the New York Police Department, who fell to his death after a suspect shoved him over a railing; and the other for Officer Geoffrey J. Breitkopf of the Nassau department, who was mistakenly shot by another officer.

However, IGF signaling was limited, since IRS-1 and -2 were undetectable in the overloaded muscle from day 3 to day 9.

Some travel four hours on overloaded busses every day to Delhi and back to study or work.

After his speech, with evident relief, he and Hillary Rodham Clinton laughed and shook hands with the Representatives, sending another visual signal of their determination, in a day overloaded with such images.

Last year pandemonium at Tesco and Asda stores and overloaded websites on Black Friday were followed by sales slumps that forced some retailers into further discounting before Christmas.

President Vladimir V. Putin sharply criticized his military commanders today, bluntly blaming dereliction of duty for the catastrophic crash of an overloaded transport helicopter on Monday near the main military base in Chechnya.

Authorities said 911 lines in Port Arthur ― about 91 miles east of Houston ― were still overloaded as of early Wednesday, and that rescues had to be stopped overnight due to the conditions.

"They really have embraced their psychotherapeutic suite of drugs as solutions for everything from having a bad day to an overloaded schedule," Walker told me.

MIAMI — At least 30 Haitians who tried to sail to the United States were found drowned on Tuesday after their overloaded boat ran aground off the Bahamas and capsized, several days after fishermen tipped off Bahamian military authorities about the vessel.

Nearly 400 people died Friday when an overloaded vessel sank on the way to Australia.