Sentence examples for inundated stream from inspiring English sources

Physical disturbances like treefalls and logging in low-light forests (Rejmánek 1989; Fine 2002; Burnham and Lee 2010) and flood scouring on periodically inundated stream banks (Barden 1987) can also increase recruitment and growth of invasives.

As newspapers went to town on the story of "Stuffing the Guy", the zoo was inundated with a stream of vitriolic mail.

Stan Collymore has said he is taking legal advice after being inundated with a stream of offensive and racist messages on social media.

Now, with everyone on Facebook inundating their streams and Tickers with every random tune they happen to hit play on, you can't say that remains a problem.

Ms. Hernandez, 68, created the room six years ago when her family lived in Queens and was inundated by an endless stream of flowers, candles and various memorabilia.

First, what fresh insights are brought to a subject that is inundated by a live stream of commentary?

This way, you don't feel bad about inundating your Twitter stream with too many of those annoying music updates.

We are inundated daily by a relentless stream of air-brushed photos and unrealistic ideals.

It made me wonder while watching her report that Americans have become so inundated with the daily, unending stream of economic horror stories from across the country that perhaps we are becoming numb to it?

After being inundated by images and live streams from runway shows, from awards shows where the items are worn mere days after they appear on the runway, and from ad campaigns (and the making of ad campaigns), by the time these customers see the clothes in stores, the dresses and skirts and suits seem tediously familiar.

We are inundated with so many social streams that it is easy to forget where exactly we read something.