Sentence examples for flooding store from inspiring English sources
After Wuhan, China a riverine city of over 10 million hundreds of miles from the sea suffered its worst rainstorms in half a century during last year's El Niño weather pattern, the city awarded Arcadis the primary contract for a project to reduce flooding, store excess water for later use, and reimagine the city's public spaces.
Chances seem pretty slim at this point that such a device will ever see the light of day, even from Samsung, a company notorious for flooding store shelves with a million different variants on a given theme.
This will help in a nuclear attack and/or flooding Store lots of water,preferably in five liter form Put some canned/dried food in a cabinet.
"Rapping Records Flooding Stores in N.Y.
Publishers used to be able to create winners by flooding stores with their picks.
In Alexandria, Va., the roiling waters of the Potomac spilled over into the streets on Thursday night, flooding stores and homes in the historic Old Town district.
'Industrial Fist' Seth Price With scores of obscure post-punk reissues flooding stores, it seems likely that its successors -- industrial, new beat, electronic beat music -- will be swept up next in the march of nostalgia and archival interest.
Kirkland recalled how one "agitated dress manufacturer" on Seventh Avenue shouted at his staff, "There's a girl up the street making a dress with no back, no front, no waistline, and my God, no bust darts!" Manufacturers and retailers began flooding stores with copies of McCardell's dress.
The stock prices of European retailers rose after reports of shoppers flooding stores both in Europe and the United States on Monday, the day after Christmas, according to The Financial Times.
IN this era when the consumer is king, many Americans are displaying noblesse oblige toward the millions of foreign workers who make the goods that flood store shelves.
Ambreen Rajan said that when she returned to her flooded store, she looked inside and felt "broken". This is what it looks like when a city of some 118,000 people loses its water supply in the wake of Harvey.
