Sentence examples similar to awash in time from inspiring English sources

You were awash in Indians this time again (by your parameters).

It's an indication of precisely what happens and who happens when we let our political discourse get to the point it's now at, all awash in apocalyptic, end-times metaphors and doomsaying prognostications about the other side instead of doing the job of coming together and working past our differences.

And this at a time when the world is literally awash in oil, a good time for the industry to pull the peak oil theorists out of the woodwork in the hope of countering decreasing demand by interjecting a fluctuating state of alarm over the supply of oil since looming shortages are invariably invoked to justify ever higher prices.

He promised to distribute free seeds throughout the city and vowed that Denver would be "awash in color" by the time the Democratic National Convention hit town in August.

The world is awash in liquidity for some time to come.

You can't deny the reliabilities of science in social media; you will be awash in them at the time.

Calpers, at the time, was awash in cash and many cities believed that pensions were essentially self-funding if the stock market remained high.

Wolfgang Marxer, a former member of the 25-seat Parliament, complained that Liechtensteiners awash in newfound prosperity had little time to "pose questions about their identity".

"This town is awash in cocaine," says one long-time resident.

IT IS hard to believe that a mere five years ago British banks were awash in losses from reckless boom-time lending.

The markets were awash in pink displays, and at times loudspeakers filled customers' ears with more solicitations than a public radio pledge drive.