Sentence examples for has overloaded from inspiring English sources

Perhaps – like the sitcom version of a vuvuzela drone – Living has overloaded its schedules with so many episodes that you've quickly stopped noticing it was even there.

But like many a first-time novelist, Mr. Othmer has overloaded his story with hectic elements, to the point where it becomes too busy and diffuse to sustain interest in its latter half.

Napster, created last year by a 19-year-old college dropout, has spread so quickly among college students, traditionally the most avid consumers of recorded music, that the resulting glut of digital traffic has overloaded university networks.

This may explain why he has overloaded his chief European adviser, Jon Cunliffe, with two other jobs, as his head of international economic affairs and as the official sherpa who prepares G8 summits.A similar sound of misfiring can be heard from the British Rolls-Royce in Brussels.

The governor's package, though far short of what is needed, is an important political step toward revamping an anti-drug experiment that has overloaded the state's prisons with more than 10,000 nonviolent drug users who needed treatment more than punishment for their addictions.

"This incident followed a period of exceptional rainfall within a short period of time which has overloaded the sewer network.

That's a roster that would have overloaded even Sophocles.

"Black Swan," which Denby accused of having "overloaded and overdetermined" sinister elements and "clunky and redundant" devices, comes in high on Brody's list.

They were told that they could refuse to go if the boat was not seaworthy or if the smugglers had overloaded it.

"Locusts" is one of the pejoratives that some Hong Kongers use, particularly to describe pregnant mainlanders who have overloaded the city's world-class maternity hospitals.

Such theories aside, the uncertainties in the financial world now seem to have overloaded our collective financial brains, at least judging by the markets.