Sentence examples for his glut from inspiring English sources

Starting tonight, a Rauschenberg artwork composed of recycled materials, from his Glut series, will be exhibited, alongside architectural drawings of desert spaces by Judd and a sculptural piece by Maya Lin that tracks the Hudson River waterway and floodplain of Hurricane Sandy with thousands of stainless-steel pins.

The former New Zealand international has started the season in impressive fashion including his glut of points last Saturday.

I've just spend the weekend with a friend who was bemoaning his wine glut.

With his "saving glut" speech, Mr Bernanke focused attention on the scale of the global thrift shift.

Wayne Rooney's absence means Martial is the only recognised striker in the squad and Van Gaal is concerned that too much is expected of the Frenchman since his early glut of goals.

In his case, despite an early glut, his average in charge is only a tick over his overall mean of 46.6.

Longhorns Coach Mack Brown said he was not concerned about his team's glut of blowouts.

The global oil glut dilutes his oil weapon, and as Libya's earnings have slumped so has his popularity at home.

At first, he had assumed that he could find a tenant to help offset the cost of the mortgage, but soon discovered his neighborhood had a glut of vacant apartments.

Puzzlingly, some may not appreciate Rooney's phenomenal career until it is over, but not here: 246 United goals – four more are needed to be the record scorer – and the all-time mark of 53 for his country complement a glut of medals that shows every domestic trophy plus the European Cup.

Since then he's taken his anti-data-glut approach further by revamping Summly and turning it into Digest.