Sentence examples for with boatloads of from inspiring English sources

Durst Fetner operates four rental towers with boatloads of amenities.

And she cooks potatoes with "boatloads of salt".

Carol Bartz, Yahoo!'s chief executive, said that the tie-up "comes with boatloads of value" for her firm.

While the United States limps along with high unemployment and a toxic housing market, countries like China and oil-rich states in the Middle East find themselves in newly powerful positions, with boatloads of money to spend.

It could be amusing to outsiders that we are so fussed over this boatload of asylum seekers, since we are a nation whose European history began with boatloads of undesirables.

America's avaricious robber barons of the Gilded Age loaded their uptown residences with boatloads of works by Rembrandt, Rubens and van Dyck before a good many were declared clumsy forgeries.

Until now, Spain has dealt with the boatloads of migrants by signing repatriation agreements with the African countries from where they set sail.

Whether this is a "crisis" or not is up for debate – many of the migrants ultimately move on from Malta, and research from Oxford University has suggested that the use of detention centres is a way of exaggerating the severity of the situation – but the government argues that it simply doesn't have the resources to deal with the boatloads of migrants arriving on its shores.

Furs were a highly profitable commodity, but the trade in furs was relatively miniscule when compared with the boatloads of tea, silk and porcelain that China dispatched to Europe.

Booking the right party comes with numerous rewards: boatloads of glamorous publicity and party photos, instant cachet as a fashion hangout and the tacit imprimatur of the cool crowd.

But when faced with a few boatloads of refugees, we tend to see Australian culture as a maidenly figure likely to face cultural violation as a result of the smallest injection of strangeness.