Sentence examples for getting inundated from inspiring English sources

"Consumers are getting inundated with spam, and they're seeing more ads than ever," Ms. Bradner said.

"There's a big danger of getting inundated with data and letting it affect your play," he says.

"He said he's been getting inundated with questions about his job status and wanted to know sooner or later.

This woman's husband works for a Koch-owned company, and when they started getting inundated with company literature telling them how to vote, she became suspicious.

And I'm getting inundated in my regular mailbox out front – anywhere from 17 to 35 letters a day coming from Washington state, Oregon, all around the country.

(A former Republican aide in the Senate and the White House, Mr. Rethmeier said he was "getting inundated now with résumés from people leaving the administration with the clock ticking down").

"We get inundated with calls offering financing these days".

Several thousand hectares of rice fields along the coast got inundated with sea water.

"They are going to get inundated with telephone calls because of these campaigns.

SD: But I'm not telling you... MB: You will presumably get inundated with scripts.

Now, you just get inundated with their e-mails all day long".