Sentence examples for his overload from inspiring English sources

Boxall, aware of his overload, had let Petratos move into a central position and instead stepped forward to pick up Brown, but when Petratos turned and faced forward, Brown burst into the space in behind Boxall before crossing to Andrija Kaluderovic to finish off the move.

It makes me wonder if he has let his mouth overload his ass in ways the American people are not yet aware.

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigated the crash and concluded it was caused by the flight instructor's improper decision to take off in poor weather conditions, his overloading the aircraft, and his failure to maintain airspeed, which resulted in a stall.

His sensory overload is moral: My god there is so much sorrow in the grocery store!

Elliott externalized his sensory overload: gigantic signage flashing across the "Tron -like seTron -likenousetave musicacophonousened figuravewho randomusicift Christopher in the and.

Michael Arrington has discussed his email overload problem and how it's an opportunity for an entreprenuer.

Last month, he also finished 10th in a World Cup slalom, the fourth and most specialized discipline, which means that if he and his coaches choose to overload his schedule, he could also be a threat in the Olympic combined event.

Henry's father was a crabber who died a few hours after fighting with Henry, who'd tried to warn him that his boat was overloaded; among his final words to his son were, "Gonna whip some college on me, huh?" The best thing about "2182 kHz" may be that David Masiel would never dream of whipping any college on us.

It's in obvious passing situations that he unleashes his blitzes, overloads and zone exchanges.

Critics wrote admiringly of Mr. Vickrey's paint handling, less so of his tendency to overload the work with symbolism and his overreliance on technique.

He responded to the dilemma with irony overload, his discomfort and disengagement evident as he repeatedly put on and took off his sunglasses (always essential in a tent at 7pm), forgot the question he was asking while halfway through it, and steadfastly refused to stray from the subject of Cooper's latest tome.