Sentence examples for swamped like from inspiring English sources

"I did look at it more as us trying to keep our candidates from getting swamped, like what happened to McCain".

Within these invisible clouds, the glittery lights in the sky that have defined creation for generations of humans are swamped, like flecks of foam on a rolling sea.

"I am so sorry that the office is swamped like this! Dinosaurs even?!" The release here of Ms. Palin's e-mails — which are sprinkled with mentions of God and Palinisms like "flippin" as a G-rated exclamation — were an extraordinary event in their own right, providing the sort of intimate look into a governor's day-to-day interactions that is rarely available to the public.

A light rain did little to cool the heat, and instead created swamp-like conditions along Hudson's New Jersey bank.

That means evacuees were also dealing with heat, humidity, mosquitoes and snakes that thrive in swamp-like conditions.

U.S.T.A. officials said that Arthur Ashe Stadium, which was built on a swamp-like ash dump, could not physically absorb the weight of a roof that would cover its expanse.

The deep rough took on a swamp-like quality, making it more of a nightmare for any player unlucky enough to hit a shot there.

The swamp-like prose makes for difficult reading, but the basic idea goes like this: first, get a video of the person in question.

After a 14-hour shift in the rain on Sunday - marshalling crowds who had turned up to watch the river pageant - they were then taken to a swamp-like campsite outside London, it is claimed.

Irrigated gardens, swamp-like grounds, runoff from agriculture, and drainage problems from road construction led to the increase of standing water.

The second guy's name is Scott and he lives in a depressing apartment overlooking a pool that could only be described as swamp-like.