Sentence examples for began flooded with from inspiring English sources

The service began flooded with light, from the great crystal chandeliers and more than 1500 candles carried by members of the congregation.

In 2004, the Quds Force began flooding Iraq with lethal roadside bombs that the Americans referred to as E.F.P.s, for "explosively formed projectiles".

The government began flooding Jerusalem with 8,000 security officers and made plans to shut down major roads, including the highway linking Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Telia's customers began flooding it with angry calls.

As soon as Mr Romney clinched the Republican nomination it began flooding the airwaves with attack ads, depicting him as a heartless corporate raider with shady personal finances and little sense of the struggles of ordinary Americans.

The Fed began flooding the economy with money.

Drug cartels sensed an opportunity, and began flooding rural America with heroin.

Art Tatum and Charlie Parker began flooding the music with sixteenth notes and cascading, glissandolike runs and arpeggios, and they turned jazz into a baroque music.

That pace wouldn't do, so the brothers began flooding the Labor Department with Freedom of Information Act requests, asking for hard drives full of 401(k) filings.

As the software industry began flooding the office with applications, the system came around to a view of software programs as machines.

Linda Brown, the clerk of the Beckham County Court, said inmates began flooding her office with five or six complaints and other filings a week.