Sentence examples for really flooded from inspiring English sources
"I'm not really flooded with memories here," he said, winding up the nostalgia tour in four minutes.
"It really floods the area with celebrities: last year alone we had Robert Duvall and Sissy Spacek both came in and signed their names".
"Sometimes our offense really was stagnant, and people really were flooding the strong side," he said.
I can't tell you how happy I was to realize that the speaker really could flood a room with massive spacialized sound way more than I could have imagined.
By 10.52 your news feeds will be flooded with really bad photography of it.
The road was flooded, not really a road but a shallow bog, with giant holes that seemed deep enough to sink the vehicle.
Do you really want to live flooded with this now?
"Anything that's been exposed to flooded water really should be considered potentially dangerous," Shah said.
I used to find it interesting when Madonna and I were really close and paparazzi flooded her.
"It's very hypocritical, because it's a platform that is flooded with really offensive images ― fake bodies, fake boobs, fake butts, violence, guns," she said, adding that something like pubic hair, a naturally occurring part of life, appears to be more problematic to the company than images that put forth an unrealistic standard of beauty, for instance. .
