Sentence examples for were inundating from inspiring English sources
verb
To cover with large amounts of water; to flood.
- The Dutch would sometimes inundate the land to hinder the Spanish army.
Thousands of computers were inundating Protx's Web site with fake data requests.
And, at the same time, mudslides were inundating the other watersheds, including San Ysidro Creek, which tore through the Upper Village.
A ban on text-messaging went into effect in August, after students complained that coaches were inundating some recruits with dozens of text messages a day, driving up cellphone bills and intruding on personal time.
But in December Malaysian voters responded angrily to footage of Najib Razak, their prime minister, playing golf with America's president—just as severe floods were inundating the country's coastal provinces.
When the iPhone was first launched Apple had very little in place to support businesses whose employees were inundating them with requests to use iPhone apps in work.
He contacted government officials, who pretty soon were inundating his work landline with requests that he come and remove a croc that had wandered into someone's yard or, once, into a muddy pig pen.
Six counties were inundated.
Charities were inundated with donations.
Rehearsal halls were inundated.
Rice fields were inundated with saltwater.
