Sentence examples for is inundating from inspiring English sources
verb
To cover with large amounts of water; to flood.
- The Dutch would sometimes inundate the land to hinder the Spanish army.
They don't believe that digital technology is inundating modern life at the alarming speed of "a Bengali typhoon," as Wired magazine once put it, but view it more as a rising tide whose impact is spreading steadily.
The tide is inundating the popular newspaper market competing to serve its consumers, otherwise known as "the common people", with stories that were water-tight and proofed in the winning of a defendant's burden of truth by securing the evidence to justify libel; only to discover that the law of privacy has holed them below the water line.
Kjartansson is inundating patrons with an earworm worthy of Scandinavian lore.
The right of MPs to initiate law is one of the dominant expressions of legislative drafting in Ukraine to such a degree that the number of initiatives suggested by MPs is inundating the system.
These days, he is inundated with suggestions.
His jurisdiction is inundated with the bikes.
When it rains, the sewer system is inundated with water.
-- Our world is inundated by photographs.
The Jersey Shore is inundated with guidos.
More than one-third of Dhaka is inundated.
They're inundating a system that's overtaxed".
