Sentence examples for seem overrun from inspiring English sources

Yet even the better schools seem overrun.

THERE are times, particularly during the summer, when the big screen seems overrun with the alpha and omega of contemporary masculinity: the big babies of comedies and the hard-bodied manly men of superhero fantasies.

Plotted by Ms. Garber and taken by David Yellen, a commercial photographer who is her husband, these are nothing new in a culture fascinated by its subcultures, or in an art world that seems overrun with single-subject photographers and images that track adolescent obsessions.

The place seems overrun by 40-something year-old guys.

Suddenly the world seems overrun by malevolent men keen on using and abusing women, then posting the results online, adding further degradation and humiliation to the female victims.

Indeed, the pizzicatos seem to overrun the score in an almost anarchic manner, destabilizing its form and releasing rowdy energies.

He got goalside of his marker but seemed to overrun the ball and it ends up rolling all the way across the area and out the other side.

Leicester City got what they deserved by taking all three points away from a West Brom side who in the latter stages of the game seemed completely overrun by the Foxes.

In this at least it differs from some of Armenia's ancient churches and monasteries, which seem to be overrun by tourists when we get to them.For Armenia is our next destination after Tbilisi.

Delays and cost overruns seem to be falling, according to the National Audit Office, a spending watchdog.

Some overruns seem frivolous in a project that is already more than 170% over its original budget, such as the £6m that was recently added to the cost of the main stadium to meet loading requirements for the grand opening ceremony.