It was in full flood (and then some).
"In full flood you get standing waves the height of two-storey houses".
On Tuesday, the counter-revolution was in full flood, telephone and telex lines were cut and the airports closed.
The new material – 45 tracks – only serves to emphasise the jaw-dropping power and versatility of Morrison in full flood.
By Tuesday evening, such a feeding frenzy was in full flood as the security lobby piled in.
With the turn of the century, Anglo-American literature is in full flood, symbolised by the towering figures of Henry James and Joseph Conrad.
It's a nonstarter in this community.' " An optimist could say that the full flood-control system might be in place for the next flood.
THE Nile flows placidly in one direction, but the tides of Egyptian politics, now at full flood, have not been so predictable lately.
There are reports of many young men volunteering to fight for Isis when they were in the full flood of success in the summer.
Although Cunningham won't be dancing in "Ocean" himself (he is 77 this year, and is plagued by arthritis), his creative energy is still at full flood.
