Sentence examples for it deluged from inspiring English sources

In Kill Devil Hills, on North Carolina's Outer Banks, it deluged the streets enough to allow Kellie Maier to paddle her kayak among the cars.

In contrast, Mr. Thomas said, Goldman gave a "basically incomplete" response, even as it deluged the commission with so much irrelevant information that it amounted to "mischief-making" that was both "deliberate and disruptive".

In five decades of unforgiving literary production, he drowned it, scorched it, flayed it with whirlwinds, deluged it with Martian sand, even transformed it into a crystalline jungle populated by jewel-skinned crocodiles, people and parrots.

Against the tendency of studios to appease older viewers with a stream of double-entendres and in-jokes, it deluges them with more heart-on-sleeve emotion than a romantic weepie".

So how does anybody manage this kind of risk be it deluge or drought?

Three days after agreeing to help subsidize the National Hockey League teams based in Canada, the Canadian government yesterday abandoned its plan after it was deluged with angry public reaction.

When Medicare placed Mohs on its list of potentially misvalued procedures last summer, it was deluged with protests from dermatologists, and the A.M.A. Update Committee declared Mohs surgery worthwhile.

The number appeared on the internet and it was deluged with appeals for help.

But the German troops loved it and deluged Lale Andersen with mail addressed to "Lili Marleen".

A company can easily lose focus when it is deluged with unprofitable and obscure ideas from fervent users.

Though the society warned that if Fawcett "could not penetrate and push through, much less can anyone else," it was deluged with hundreds of letters from volunteers.