Sentence examples for flooding items from inspiring English sources

Likewise, 9 items describing ruminative flooding (Items #2, 3, 9, 12, 13, 20, 29, 32, and 33) had a mean regression coefficient of 0.97 (corresponding to an OR of 2.64).

Some businesses may offer reduced prices, but be wary of "flood sales" that are selling flood damaged items.

Britain is in high baby-anticipation mode, and the stores are flooded with items like "Born to Rule" onesies.

And the authorities hope it will not get any easier, with international agencies now lining up to tackle the flood of items washing into the EU and beyond.

Darrell English, 49, a collector in North Adams, Mass., complains that the 2001 HBO series "Band of Brothers" was followed by a flood of items — many of them replicas — related to the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division; the replicas drove up the prices of the originals, he said.

eBay was flooded with items after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in a depressingly grisly grab for cash.

A flood (800,000 items strong!) of highly processed, hyper-palatable, energy-dense, nutrient-dilute, glow-in-the-dark, betcha-can't-eat-just-one kind of foods.

The boy was flooded with items for the rescue animals and he took an adorable photo -- which his father shared on Imgur -- posed in front of all the pet food he received from his party, capturing his excitement over the donations. .

Correction: Law firms Reprints Related items Flooding: Waterfront propertyJul 5th 2007 Housing market: Watch out for the cracksMay 3rd 2007 Homebuilding: Builders on the blockMar 29th 2007The puzzle, though, is why the supply of houses has not increased to meet demand, especially given the price houses now command.

For example, some equipment stored at nuclear reactors in response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks — like portable pumps, hoses, extra batteries and extra sources of energy — is held in places that are not protected from flooding, and the items are not regularly tested, the task force found.

Bonus Tip: Focus on Gratitude -- With a deluge of items to buy and perfectly happy families flooding the media, it is easy to see what we lack.