Sentence examples for going to swamp from inspiring English sources

Live 8 was going to swamp the weekend's media coverage.

And when I discuss I burst with ideas and I think I'm going to swamp them, so I hold back.

"It's going to swamp the system," said Dr. Ronald C. Petersen, who is chairman of the advisory panel to the federal government's recently created National Alzheimer's Plan and was not involved in the RAND study.

"Alzheimer's is going to swamp the health care system," said Dr. John C. Morris, a neurology professor at Washington University in St . Louisand an adviser to the Alzheimer's Association.

"I feel that this is the real breakthrough technology that's going to swamp the memory business.

Even Dick Cheney can see the relentless innovation in alternative energies is going to swamp carbon-based industrial in our lifetimes.

Think it sucks having every festival you go to swamped by fat dads who are only turning out to see whether or not J Mascis can still shred?

"I think we're going to be swamped," he said.

When this column appears, I'm guessing that this little company is going to be swamped.

"We're going to be swamped," said Kris Curtis, one of the dozen or so workers who produce up to 200,000 aluminum and porcelain signs a year.

My question for you is, what are your plans for Social Security, since we're going to be swamped by the Baby Boomers very soon?