Sentence examples similar to moving floods from inspiring English sources

A picture of a fast- moving flood water with utensils and chicken and the victim trying to clutch onto the only property she saw on site still hangs in many minds.

The famous news in Kenya on flood impact on households was publicized on television stations in May 2013 after River Nyando burst its banks and caused massive destruction in part of this study area: Wawidhi location, Nyando division where an earthen dyke that could not withstand the moving flood water gave way and caused flooding in a woman's house.

On Monday night, Precinct 3 of the Montgomery County Constable's Office said a man in his 60s was presumed dead after he attempted to swim across "exceptionally fast moving" flood waters.

Publishers were also moved, flooding the market to catch the trend.

Other communities, like Tuckerton, N.J., have failed to take steps recommended by FEMA to better protect homes after flooding through a program that pushes owners to elevate new homes above minimum required heights or to move flood-prone buildings.

And residents aren't just staying put: People are moving to flood-prone areas.

Mr. Rhea said the authority was considering moving its flood-prone boiler rooms and electrical systems above ground — an expensive project that would require federal assistance.

Practice the means of elevation some more: mantras (something with meaning to you that doesn't space you out), music, reading good stuff, "moving up....".. Flood your subconsciousness with good stuff; avoid the dreary news for awhile (or for good!).

But both factors, surely, are part of everyday life in the insurance game: long-term interest rates move and floods happen.

The moves flooded financial markets with money, which helped them restore confidence.

Upon moving into Oklahoma, flood and flash flood warnings were issued for several counties.