Sentence examples for be overloaded with from inspiring English sources

His half of the draw, once thought to be overloaded with talent, no longer has Nadal, Federer or Tsonga.

Christophe Lemaire is the women's designer at Hermès, but past collections have tended to be overloaded with volume and color — nowhere near as sharp as this one.

True, this last in particular was a silly-season story, puffed up to fill space in bulletins that would otherwise be overloaded with depressing news from abroad.

"The suicide rate among men will go through the roof, self-harming will be a massive issue, the NHS will be overloaded with mental health problems with men who have been abused and raped," he said.

According to Petra Lamers-Schütze, the art historian who edited the book, the world may be "overloaded with images," but these patterns are more than just images — they're clues to the way people lived in other centuries.

So be it, too, if the present Tony system causes the season to be overloaded with musicals; after all, some of them are pretty good, and our first-rate designers, choreographers and dancers get a chance to strut their stuff.

The squad was overloaded with overloaded stars who had grown too comfortable and too complacent.

All were overloaded with bready stuffing.

"They are overloaded with work," she said.

Much of Hawaii is overloaded with kitsch.

Mostly, this show is overloaded with work.