Sentence examples for coming torrent from inspiring English sources

The coming torrent of government borrowing may make it harder for banks to attract private funding.

America resists calling them "environmental refugees": the word "refugee" implies guarantees that cannot realistically be given to the coming torrent of migrants.

Furthermore, a good deal of debt will fall due in the next few years: Reuters Loan Pricing Corporation, a data provider, estimates that more than $1 trillion of loans will need to be refinanced globally in each of the next three years, mainly in America and Europe.Competition for capital is bound to increase in that time, given the coming torrent of government-debt issuance.

Then came Torrents of Spring (1989), a dull version of Turgenev, whereupon Skolimowski took up painting in LA.

It is coming in torrents through gardens and drives and in Mr Floate's case under his house.

This data will be coming in torrents thanks to endeavors such as the 2008 Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) mission and missions to precede LRO by India, China, and Japan.

The skies have opened and here it comes, a torrent of bolts and pirates and horns, a deluge of threats and ultimatums, a shower of artists' renderings and architect boasts, a downpour of hilarity and hope.

On and on it comes, this torrent of memory, until, without any warning, he shudders to a halt and peers across at me suspiciously, as if only just registering my presence.

Then came a torrent of criticism by scientists.

Out came a torrent of questions about immigration, climate change, and rights for gay and transgender Americans.

Then came a torrent of long-repressed feelings that has become acceptable in the new era of incivility.