Sentence examples for flood picked from inspiring English sources

Eventually, news coverage of the Pakistan flood picked up, and donations also rose, aid groups said.

Despite the one-man disadvantage, Tigers were over the whitewash again when Jordan Crane palmed a line-out down to Logovi'i Mulipola, whose burst allowed Ben Youngs, impressive all night, to collect the scraps and cross, before Flood picked up the extras.

NEW ORLEANS, April 21 —Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, toured a house on Friday that the Hurricane Katrina floods wrecked, picking up debris, lamenting the federal response and leaving little doubt of the powerful symbolism his party sees in the ruined neighborhoods here.

When the New Orleans Hornets, a basketball team, had to leave their flooded arena, they picked Oklahoma City.

Otherwise, the oil and coal and power companies are simply leaving the tab for adverse consequences — from bad health to coastal flooding — to be picked up by everyone else.

This rightward flood tide has also picked up most of the Republican presidential field.

With Julia's arrival, though, the trickle of publicity became a flood, and ticket sales picked up.

Once water flooded the tunnels, it picked up all the trace minerals underground -- iron, lead and zinc -- and flushed them into rivers and streams.

Delay and backoff intervals in a Rene mote testbed for flooding experiments are randomly picked from the range 0.006 to 0.01 s.

The flood water can pick up the toxins from different spills and contaminate the land that it passes over.

On Dec. 6, the satellite picked up a flood of gamma rays from a burst, designated GRB021206.