Sentence examples for swallowed much from inspiring English sources

Asked if she had swallowed much water during the regatta, Mills, 28, said: "Oh yeah.

The Tories ate up Lib Dem votes partly because they have swallowed much of the party's ideology.

But his brother is to blame for creating the chaos that swallowed much of Obama's first term.

But in the end, Bank of America had swallowed much more than it could digest, leaving it stuffed with an unwieldy collection of assets and dangerously exposed to any economic downturns.

The woman in Apartment 3C yesterday was unconscious and the man had swallowed much smoke, so the firefighters immediately strapped their own compressed air masks over the victims' faces.

More importantly, when the islands sank by a meter, the sea swallowed much of the former coastline.

And it forces me to swallow much more seawater than good for the stomach.

Opponents of drilling fear that limited drilling could expand to swallow much of the national forest.

With £9bn of public money going into the World Cup there are concerns that Brazil's perennial problems with corruption will swallow much of it up.

Some understood that General Manager Omar Minaya could not risk Guerrero's accepting arbitration and receiving a salary that would swallow much of the team's payroll.

Opened in 1948 and retired after swallowing much of the wreckage of 9/11, it is America's contribution to the only two man-made objects that can be seen from space, the other being the Great Wall of China.