Sentence examples for which flush from inspiring English sources

Hence the scene in which, flush with winnings, he shares a late supper with Vesper, as if hoping to dine himself into being a gentleman.

But no other district has gone as far as this Gulf Coast community, which, flush with casino revenue, has hung the cameras not only in corridors and other common areas but also in all of its 500 classrooms.

After a week in which flush Japanese banks snapped up foundering Wall Street assets, it is easy to forget just how hard they fell after the real estate bubble burst almost two decades ago.

Abraham is also a member of the school board, which, flush with oil and gas money and ranching wealth, has issued $34 million in bonds since 2002 — $30.5 million to be paid off by early next year — to improve athletic facilities, science labs, the county library and a 700-seat auditorium at the middle school that, Abraham hopes, will attract traveling Broadway shows.

But the events in the Caucasus, and threats of an attack by a Russian general after the announcement of a deal to place an American missile defense base on Polish soil, have cast a pall of doubt over this country, which, flush and confident, has taken its place in the West, specifically on the side of America, as an ally rather than as a vassal.

Jet-injectors operate by generating a high pressured stream, which flushes the liquid vaccine formulation into the deeper skin layers.

He first felt it at a failed concert early in his career as a promoter, which flushed all the money he had saved.

The terrace sequences contain many cubic kilometers of sediment, but probably represent only 2 8% of the sediments which flushed through the Marsyandi during the accumulation period.

In his view, top priority should be given to efforts to counteract its effects, in particular to intercepting storm water runoff, which flushes fertilizers and other contaminants into the bays.

She led her carefully conserved club six to dummy's eight, then called for the heart ten, which flushed out West's queen and pinned East's nine, establishing North's eight.

Some pointed out that more efficient methods wouldn't entirely eliminate the need for flood irrigation, which flushes the salts that accumulate around roots and eventually kill the soil.