Sentence examples for extraordinary flow from inspiring English sources

When I interviewed him around the release of Pulp Fiction, his childhood was the only topic that stanched his extraordinary flow of words.

The novelist John Updike inherited Wilson's chair at The New Yorker and turned out an extraordinary flow of critical reviews collected in volumes such as Hugging the Shore (1983) and Odd Jobs (1991).

In recent years the extraordinary flow of oil from American shale beds has led to a parting of the spigots.A barrel of Brent currently changes hands for $109; WTI fetches just $98.

Economic weakness and low interest rates in advanced economies are prompting an extraordinary flow of investment to healthier emerging markets, undermining their exports as their currencies appreciate and creating the risk of destabilizing asset bubbles.

Illuminations is one of the most exciting and haunting pieces of literature ever written; its surface, constantly shifting and sliding, creates an extraordinary flow of connections and disjunctions fuelled by what Rimbaud memorably described as "a long, prodigious and reasoned disordering of all the senses".

This extraordinary flow of huge contributions is providing the Super Rich with magnified influence over elections and corrupting influence over government decisions.

I've visited All Saints with Andrew on several occasions and every time he has bounded in, clearly knocked out yet again by the 'quite extraordinary flowing arches that he did on either side of the chancel' which inspired him to buy one of his earliest pictures, Millais's design for a Gothic window.

February 23 2014 February 25 2014 This yearar, the Society's Winter Festival investigates the extraordinary stream of masterworks that flowed from the pens of the early German Romantics between 1820 and 1830.

You also didn't mention the extraordinary cash flow generation that the company provides and the application of that cash flow to continue buybacks.

We and others previously found that a high concentration of Hg2+ (>50 μM) could rapidly alter the permeability of Na+, K+, and Cl− ions, leading to extraordinary water flow across the cell membrane.

Writing about the tales from the trenches is one way I work through the mess and celebrate the extraordinary blessings that flow from the everyday battles.