Elias then struck for his first goal, touching off a deluge of four Devils goals in the final nine and a half minutes.
Literary agents must be watching for that deluge of Fifty Shades rip-offs on their slush piles like Pacific islanders watch for tsunamis.
It heightened public awareness of the problem, and a deluge of suits followed.Today, one in five civil lawsuits in America's federal courts concerns harassment or discrimination, compared with one in 20 a decade ago.
A deluge of at least seven feet of seawater flooded the main floor of the museum during last week's storm, nearly immersing two fire trucks.
Stricker, whose first stroke Sunday will be a 37-foot putt on the 15th hole, was in control of his game through the on-and-off rain that topped off a two-day deluge of more than three inches.
The deluge of some 1.5 million refugees into Turkey since the Syrian war began in 2011 has affected life throughout Turkey, but nowhere more so than in its southern region, which shares a 500-mile-plus border with Syria.
Many economists reckon that a rise in the yuan would do little to reduce America's trade deficit, but it would certainly help to take pressure off other Asian exporters and assist in curbing the gush of global liquidity.The deluge of spare cash has two main sources.
After the deluge of 9/11 we have two choices: We can numb ourselves to the world, and plug our ears, or we can try to repair that jagged hole in the wall of civilization by insisting, more firmly and loudly than ever, on rules and norms -- both for ourselves and for others.
As Johnson spoke, viewers could envision a deluge of bombs avenging the two reported attacks, when in fact the bombs had yet to fall.
Robson said the mention had caused a deluge of messages from confused One Direction fans, who call themselves "Directioners".
