Sentence examples for through the floodgates from inspiring English sources

It's worth recalling that his extraordinary first feature, "The Hours and Times," from 1991, dramatized a key moment in the lives of John Lennon and Brian Epstein, in 1963, before they broke through the floodgates of history.

The idyll soon collapses, however, thanks to an unfortunate threesome, and from here pretty much anything is swept through the floodgates: stoner gags, muddy white underpants, drunken teen-agers, armed holdups, a slew of penile-measuring jokes, a prison term, a near-drowning, and a vivid demonstration of what Casper calls "man-flirting," complete with its logical conclusion.

Argentina led the plucky Georgians by only 6-3 athatat point, but once Borges found a way through the floodgates opened and Argentina went top of Group D with nine points, courtesy of a second win and their four tries on the night.

It wasn't until I had felt the warm air of a late May in New York City that the tears that were building broke through the floodgates of my eyes.

I'm tired of having civil dialogues and feeling like we're making advancements, as though the problem has dissipated, and then like clockwork the horror rushes through the floodgates on a dam we thought was sealed, and we're hit with the next shooting incident.

It was Summers who, as treasury secretary in the Clinton administration, pushed through the Commodity Futures Modernization Act, which opened the floodgates to the toxic mortgage-backed derivatives that still haunt the economy.

Interim head coach Scott Johnson's side were frustrated by the Japanese for long periods before the floodgates opened midway through the second half.

And... then came Game 3, which through the first two periods in Minneapolis remained scoreless, until the floodgates opened.

Being in the present will open the floodgates for the consciousness that wants to manifest itself through you.

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Then the floodgates opened.