Sentence examples for will get overrun from inspiring English sources

"The biggest danger is that these neighbourhoods will get overrun by drugs and gangs," says Sheil, who says falling prices are attracting slum landlords who snap up houses for a song.

"If some of my officers start going down now, we'll get overrun.

Will Nintendo get overrun in the handheld gaming business?

Provided the site doesn't get overrun with "fake dates" – users who are just trying to be silly just so their video will become popular – WooMe TV could provide a very funny (and perhaps even insightful) perspective of the dating world.

Otherwise you might get overrun with more offers of materials than you can handle.

I just hope some of these hitherto secret locations don't get overrun by cartoon tourists and groupies.

"You also find that after a really nasty virus happens, these sites get overrun.

Like a newspaper, Ghate enforces a ratio of ads to stories, so the news doesn't get overrun by promotions.

The space station already looks like a lemon; but the delays and cost overruns will get worse as the cash-strapped Russian space agency squeezes more money out of NASA, forcing NASA to squeeze more out of Congress.

Senator Harry S. Truman of the Truman Committee disapproved of Somervell's cost overruns, declaring: "I will say this for General Somervell, he will get the stuff, but it is going to be hell on the taxpayer.

Because if Twitter gets overrun by these types of viral games, people will simply stop visiting Twitter, and it will destroy the platform's backbone.