Sentence examples for overrun from from inspiring English sources

There is no possibility of a buffer overrun from these calls.

There he was soon overrun, from the other direction, by the Soviet invasion.

After failing to win their four previous matches – including a home loss to Caen last week – Marcelo Bielsa's players put on a performance of attacking verve and defensive solidity against a poor Toulouse side who were overrun from the start.

Taken from the Visigoths by the Franks after the Battle of Vouillé (507), the region was overrun from 561 by the Basques, or Vascones; in 602 the Frankish kings recognized Vasconia, or Gascony, as a duchy under the national leader Genialis.

FOB Bella was under attack, indirect fire, intel reports said that the FOB was going to be overrun from within the base as well.

In contrast, 15 factors were cited in 1975 (which was, lest we forget, just a year after Watergate and the same year in which helicopters snatched the last Americans out of Vietnam as it was overrun from the North).

Company officials said of $89 million in overruns from 1998, it had collected $39 million, wrote off $19 million and was still pursuing the balance.

Instead, it is launching a national programme to help its customers stop smoking.Talks aimed at settling a dispute over $1.6 billion cost overruns from expanding the Panama Canal ended without a resolution, according to Sacyr, a Spanish construction company that is part of the consortium working on the project.

And if construction issues cause you to fall short of the outcomes you expected, you could face hefty fines, delays or gigantic cost overruns from redesigns and rebuilds.

But overruns from an explosive game between the Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys helped CBS score a victory in total viewership. .

That means that every time gas prices rise 35 cents, Floridians pay out an extra $3 billion annually for gas -- the same as the high-end estimate Governor Scott gave for cost overruns from the rail project.