Sentence examples for so overloaded that from inspiring English sources
"The word fascist is so overloaded that it's a bad term for any aspect of contemporary reality," he said.
Ms. Rawlings-Blake defended the city's snow-removal operation, which has been so overloaded that trucks have been dumping tons of plowed-up snow into the Inner Harbor.
Mr. Ellenson's larger reason for making the bet was to prove that life is so overloaded that it is impossible to find four hours a month for lunch.
Airbus's factories are now so overloaded that any airline ordering an A380 today would have to wait at least six years before receiving the aircraft— a delay that is understandably putting off potential customers.
The ship, the Samra, which was registered in the United Arab Emirates, was so overloaded that it was already riding dangerously low in the water when the Peterson first spotted it, officials said.
Before the attack, airports were so overloaded that restrictions were imposed on new flights out of La Guardia in New York, and travelers were in a constant state of frustration.
Similarly, the National Health Service has become so overloaded and understaffed that it has been sending patients to France and Germany, where they encounter modern facilities, available beds and no waiting lines.
So are they doomed to thrash around as we have, so overloaded with data that if information were food, it would breakfast everyone on one side of the equator for a year?
That said, this episode was so overloaded with period detail mentioned not-so-casually-in-passing that it felt like a Wikipedia entry.
Popkin is a political buff, and his book comes so overloaded with anecdotes and ephemera that it's hard to follow.
Over the next week, giving myself 30-minute chunks between work to whittle away at the inbox, I started uncovering the emails that were causing me that gnawing anxiety that I really did need to respond to – because I'd been so overloaded, I failed to realise that I was scheduled to be in three different places on the same day.
