Sentence examples for face floods from inspiring English sources

My face floods with fury.

He noted the other day that while climate change might require wealthy Americans to drive fewer S.U.V.'s, it is a matter of life and death for poor countries that face floods and drought.

With Kurt to observe her, Alice's face floods with light; her voice acquires ringing bell tones; anticipating her husband's imminent death, she sheds her at-home drudgery clothes in two witty variations on dressing to kill.

"These people are 'invisible' – they can be evicted at any time, they face floods, they live on the periphery and the government generally likes to send them very far away to other provinces [to deal with the problem]." Under a $1.2bn£800m0m) government mandate to clean up Manila, that may soon change.

Freddie's face flooded with relief.

Of course, musicians were not the only members of the city's country music establishment to face flood losses.

Coastal areas could also face flooding, the Met Office said, especially where storm-driven waves combine with high tide.

Roads around Fairbanks must constantly be repaired as the permafrost (permanently frozen soil) beneath them melts; coastal villages face flooding; trees are being killed by unusual insect infestations.

A woman in a pretty dress empties a quantity of sawdust from her knickers, her face flooding with pleasure and relief.

While other seaside communities face flooding, all of downtown Highlands is in a V Zone, which designates the most flood-prone areas on the preliminary flood-elevation maps being prepared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Elsewhere in Guerrero, as well as the neighbouring Oaxaca and Michoacan states, residents still face flooding.