Sentence examples similar to overwhelming blizzard from inspiring English sources

There is something about Romney, like his Bain protege Meg Whitman, the billionaire he successfully urged to run for governor of California in 2010, which leads to his success being dependent almost entirely on overwhelming spending and blizzards of negative advertising.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

Let's start with Gingrich, who has turned Romney's seemingly smooth march to the Republican presidential nomination into, at best, a choppy and awkward procession dependent almost entirely on overwhelming spending and record blizzards of negative advertising.

Romney's supposedly long assured march to the Republican presidential nomination is, at best, a choppy and awkward procession dependent almost entirely on overwhelming spending and record blizzards of negative advertising.

Bahnken said, "The audacity to imply that the E.M.T.'s, the paramedics and the emergency medical dispatch personnel were in any way, shape or form responsible for the overwhelming and logistical failures that occurred because of this blizzard is an outrage".

Mr. Bahnken said, "The audacity to imply that the E.M.T.'s, the paramedics and the emergency medical dispatch personnel were in any way, shape or form responsible for the overwhelming and logistical failures that occurred because of this blizzard is an outrage".

My son's soccer team, comically misnamed the Blizzards, unleashed nothing close to Mother Nature's overwhelming fury this spring.

In his book, he claimed that with a group of other prisoners he pulled off a daring escape during a blizzard in 1941; against incredible odds, and fired by an overwhelming need to survive, this group reportedly managed the astonishing feat of trekking thousands of miles to safety in British India.

A blizzard".

Cue a blizzard.

The blizzard stopped.