Sentence examples for inundated- from inspiring English sources

Fame is something I've never sought, yet I'm inundated with letters from children just wanting to be on the telly.

The BBC is being inundated with complaints about all the indecipherable mumbling in its flagship drama Jamaica Inn.

We had something like three interested for every place we had: we were inundated".

My update hit a nerve with every friend from my age group and I was inundated with platitudes.

Jimmy Thoronka has been inundated with offers of help from Guardian readers and requests for media interviews since the first report four days ago that the athlete had been found starving and homeless in London after coming to Britain for last summer's Commonwealth Games.

The former New England independent Tony Windsor said he had been inundated with calls to either re-enter politics or assist others to run against the major party candidates.

Since the speech on Tuesday night, the webpage for the "rouge red" trainers manufactured by the century-old Japanese sportswear company has been inundated with politically charged reviews.

A statement on the club's official website read: "With the Club being inundated today, Celtic can confirm that it has written to the SFA regarding yesterday's match and in particular the incident involving Leigh Griffiths and Josh Meekings.

But obviously, with Berlin's raising popularity, and the continuing arrival of (mostly young) people from all over the world to the city, proportions have shifted, certain quarters have become more expensive, and others are inundated with tourists, like Mitte.

Last summer, the fast food outlet Chick-fil-A was inundated with tens of thousands of orders after its CEO made comments hostile to gay marriage.

"As soon as the story broke, and it became a story of a hospital who was chasing down a family, we were inundated.