inundate

A. You might just be inundated with business and get behind.

We are inundated with every new development in the story.

He'd be inundated with food within days, if not hours.

It could have long since been inundated by the sea.

The practice had been inundated with smoke for the past two days.

This new world was in danger of being inundated again.

When the story gets out, you'll be inundated with reporters.

"We're just inundated with data and news, but context is hard to come by."

He said his office had been inundated with calls from parents across the country wondering what they can do.

On June 28, 2006, the camp was once again inundated.

He said the bank has been inundated with checks and calls from across the country.

The park will be inundated by television crews from around the world.

Water levels rose from about 4000 years ago and inundated the bay.

They have been inundated with campaign materials and telephone calls.

"We are constantly inundated with people talking at us," she said.

Thoughts and feelings inundated him as he let himself go.

They are so learned that the learning sometimes inundates meaning.

The city will be inundated with dance from abroad all year.

Large areas were inundated, with at least 6,700 homes flooded.

After playing it for three days they were inundated with enthusiastic calls.

Is it right that teachers are so inundated with paperwork?

The American public is inundated with messages from the political machine like never before.

More died in the hospital, inundated as it was by so many injuries.

At the water's highest point, four feet of water inundated the old restaurant.

"We inundate the community with information not to commit violence."