Sentence examples for always overrun from inspiring English sources

Politics in Illinois was not always overrun by Democrats.

In the rest of the house, Secretary of State William Seward reported, "the grounds, halls, stairways, closets"were always overrun with hundreds of people, standing in long, winding lines and waving their letters of introduction in desperatehope of securing a job.

"It's not always easy to overrun 10 men and Doyle was a big part of that.

"Historically, cost overruns always seem to be bigger than you think," said Nick Cunningham, an aerospace analyst at Evolution Securities in London.

And, as always, when a space becomes overrun by me-too companies and models, contraction seems inevitable — if not necessary.

It is a delicate race, always on the verge of being overrun or adulterated, dethroned or debunked.

There's no parking, cabs are overrun, and there's always something amazing happening on the other side of town, so transportation makes an awesome perk.

The great thing about Chinatown in Manhattan is that even overrun with tourists, there are always surprises.

He knows reality — even the reality of a world overrun by gaga revenants — is always going to have more to it than the dictates of genre allow.

He later sent a text message, "To clarify: I always said I would fight paying cost overruns on the tunnel".

Nomad conquerors, however numerous they seemed at the moment of attack, were always far fewer than the settled populations they overran and, partly for that reason, were nearly always absorbed into the conquered society within a few generations.