Sentence examples for glut of articles from inspiring English sources

It was just this situation — a glut of articles about Paris Hilton — that prompted The A.P. to declare a weeklong moratorium on coverage of Ms. Hilton in February.

I returned from tour (which was a lot of fun, thank you for asking) to find a glut of articles about the Conservatives' omnibus budget, Bill C-38, and its alleged far-reaching effects on environmental research and regulation.

Another evidence of this was the influx of articles and posts that occurred during Holy Week on The Gospel Coalition website about the Supreme Court marriage equality hearing that was underway (and the downright glut of articles on this topic both before and since).

WASHINGTON -- Immigration reform advocates said they're annoyed at the glut of news articles in the past week suggesting comprehensive reform is dead.

And judging from the glut of encouraging articles on Google warning about the dangers of elephant riding, word, at least in the West, is spreading about the objective harm and danger elephants are put through when giving rides.

In the blessed week leading up to of 420, Noisey ran a glut of bizarre and enlightening articles for the astute marijuana enthusiast.

So we were treated to a glut of "the Benazir I knew" articles from a wide and eclectic circle of "close friends".

Down the bottom of a good deal of these articles, however, a glut of non-Muslim commenters argued that Muslims should be taking to the streets to denounce the attacks, to accept the blame on behalf of Islam.

Down at the bottom of a good deal of these articles, however, a glut of non-Muslim commenters argued that Muslims should be taking to the streets to denounce the attacks, to accept the blame on behalf of Islam.

Reading Peter Marks's excellent article about the glut of movies-become-Broadway musicals ["If It's a Musical, It Was Probably a Movie," April 14], I was waiting for some theater professional to blame the audience.

Continuing our series of articles from the archives about falling oil prices, we look back at our prediction of an oil glut in 1978 due to rising production in non-Opec countries such as Britain and the United States.