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As they sailed, he fell asleep. A squall came down on the lake, so that the boat was being swamped, and they were in great danger.

And yet , it's unexpected, especially so soon after the wave of vector art which swamped the print world just a few years back.

One police official said the boat was swamped by a larger vessel passing nearby.

Poor Dr. Wainberg said he had been swamped with running the conference and was told nothing about the girls before meeting them.

The railway station was swamped with thousands of families trying to flee the city.

People familiar with the matter say Genius appointments are often triple booked, so they are always swamped.

Caption : A common frog struggles to the surface for a gulp of air in a mill pond swamped by duckweed.

as the boat so favoured is usually in a rough plight , and mostly under water , so , sydney had a swamped life of it.

He saw Evers thrashing her way along a line that was tethered to the boat. She clung to it, but was continually swamped by the water.

I was along like a tunnel. The birds fled from me, and night swamped me with its crushing invasion.

I had this all planned out in my head, but sadly, I'm out of time as I got swamped with other projects.

Harper says: "We have been swamped by pre-nups. The number we have done has trebled over the last couple of years. "

A furious squall came up, and the waves broke over the boat, so that it was nearly swamped.

This year, the long-necks swamped the garden paths, pressing us to detour through the ditches.

Out of the 80 districts in La Paz, 35 have been swamped by water, affecting at least five thousand residents.

And night swamped me with its crushing invasion.

Swamped with debt, Oleg Deripaska seemed the most likely of Russia's tycoons to fall victim to the financial crisis a year ago.

But so far all attempts to sort out legal immigration have been swamped by Congress's inability to deal with the illegal kind.

At least 15 people have been killed in flooding that has swamped parts of central Vietnam.

So Keynes had to produce an answer to the Great Depression, or democracy would be swamped by totalitarianism.

Gemenne said there was more at stake than cultural and sentimental attachments to swamped countries.

The Fitzroy River has now swamped large parts of the city, and the main roads to the south and west have been cut off.

But these differences are "swamped" by the overall increase in the age of prizewinners over time, says Jones.

She has been the woman in the hot seat during the last two difficult years when the company was swamped in a financial crisis.

new pledges of aid totalling more than $300 million to deal with the disastrous floods that have swamped large parts of the country.

"If we were to get swamped with orders, where would we get the workers? There are going to be some interesting times ahead. "

Some aviation experts agree pointing out that dozens of airports up and down the East Coast were swamped with snow.

Yet some American politicians are doing their best to block it, out of fear of being swamped by immigrants.

At the foot of a bench, swamped with flowers and condolences, red candle wax ran in rivulets along the pavement grooves.

Swamped. But you don't have the budget to hire another employee, and your personal life is just as frenetic as your professional life.

Unfortunately, the benefits of good financial innovations have, of late, been swamped by the costs of the ones that went bad.

After the televised death of a meerkat in a popular wildlife show was shown recently, the show's office was swamped by grief-stricken notes.

You'll never know when that freelancer you meet is going to be sick or swamped with work and will need your help.

Pediatricians have been swamped with questions about vaccinations against such exotic diseases as smallpox and anthrax.

The team behind the system think it may help preserve heritage sites, ensuring they don't end up swamped by tourists.

Investors have 'swamped out some of the historic trading relationships in gold, ' First Asset's Mr. Stephenson said.

Jersey? -Jersey. Is swamped with worldwide demand after their product is featured in an Italian fashion magazine.

While overall utilization is an average 33%, the graph clearly illustrates recurring bursts where the server is fully swamped.

Since being built the city, famous for its canals, has suffered from rising damp and the threat of being swamped by the sea.

The scene was swamped with the darkness and loneliness that belonged to a fantasy horror novel.

S. Treasury bond market. It is far more likely to be swamped by a tsunami of foreign capital.

Ignoring him, I found this little shop in a nice arcade and I have been swamped since we opened.

As well as Sendai and the surrounding farmland which were swamped, areas nearby were engulfed by fire, including the town of Kesennuma.

The issues were too grave to be swamped by a squabble about culture, the argument went.

As the financial system gets swamped by fund flows, money market rates have been driven to the floor.

Fifty-five minutes later, however, they were swamped by the tsunami that followed the earthquake.

We've been swamped with calls all day long .

a coastline so swamped by algal red tides that large sections of the ocean no longer sustain marine life.

It's just that as the health fight has gone on, their passion for coverage has swamped their less visceral commitment to reducing debt.

This spring, so-called "100-year floods" swamped many communities along the Mississippi River, America's largest commercial waterway.

An observer in the distant future would find the primordial helium swamped by the helium produced in later generations of stars.

The content should not be overwhelmed by style nor the message swamped by the medium.

His lack of leadership allowed the reform forces to fragment and be swamped by such simplistic nationalists as Vladimir Zhirinovsky.

Images from Prattsville in New York showed lifeboats rescuing residents from homes completely swamped with water.

Because India has curbed exports and Pakistan is swamped , American cotton farmers will probably rake it in this year .

They never saved or closed files, so their computer had dozens of documents open and its memory was swamped.

Courts and probation officers were too swamped to handle the necessary paperwork and rebut the legal challenges to such harsh penalties.

A taxi driver in Argentina has been swamped with gifts from admirers for what's been seen as an extraordinary act of honesty.

We were in imminent danger of being swamped by the white caps.

International media coverage of such issues was swamped by enthusiasm for sporting affairs.

I am sure that quite a few of you procrastinated doing their homework because they were swamped at work.

If the Earth gets hotter, as some scientists predict, the Maldives could be swamped by rising seas and violent storms.

By the time Nina and Doris arrived, Milo and Jamey were seemingly swamped in the sea of intelligence data.

If you got too close the signal swamped you; if you were too far away you couldn't get an accurate fix.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which must draft the small print, has been swamped with objections.

Analysts say this problem has been resolved, but the shipping industry has since been swamped by the global trade contraction.

And the country's tiny middle class fears being swamped in a common market by better-qualified Kenyans and Ugandans.

Mudslides swamped homes and forced residents to move in with relatives and pack into emergency shelters.

The market is still swamped by a glut of for-sale houses.

The boat was swamped in the storm.

Instead today, these bastions of luxury are swamped by hordes who have an abundance of money but lack class.

Several more died when tsunami waves swamped an island off the country's coast.

People have long groused that they were swamped by information.

I guessed that the just-in-time compilation probably had some startup overhead that swamped the running time.

To assuage public fears about being swamped, it is seeking to attract mainly high-earners while turning away low-wage immigrants.

But their resulting inductive reactance is completely swamped by the resistance resulting from their being scattered in the metal.

Its relative size has caused some Laotians to fear the country could be swamped by its giant neighbor.

Indignant comments about Nazis and racial cleansing have swamped online forums.

Karachi is a coastal city, in the lowlands, and will be swamped by sloshing water during the shift.

You might notice that you are swamped with painful memories, and find it difficult to get through each day.

Italian and Spanish bond auctions today were swamped with demand, but only for higher yielding debt.

Millions of internet users have swamped online forums to post condolences and praise the youths.

Local Tunisian resources are swamped, and the international agencies are struggling to cope too.

We were swamped with phone calls after our advertisement in the paper.

Eg. His secretary was swamped with work so that she want to give it up.

I've been swamped with paperwork since I came back from my vacation. I haven't even got a chance to take a breather.

So you will be swamped with non-programming tasks as well.

Telephone help lines have been swamped with calls.

Too swamped with work, family, and life responsibilities?

If the environment doesn't except your sensitive self, you might lose the present moment and become swamped by your in securities .

If the environment doesn't except your sensitive self, you might lose the present moment and become swamped by your in securities .

Jordan and Syria are already swamped with Iraqi refugees and have tightened, if not sealed off, their borders.

She's so swamped lately, ever sinceDaren Hightower started hiding in his office.

Servo was swamped with rush orders for the Korean War - perhaps we could help .

It's amazing Orlando Bloom can go anywhere without being swamped by manic fan girls.

Despite their best efforts, Greek banks still risk being swamped.

Agricultural job fairs have been swamped with hundreds of applicants; one in Osaka attracted 1, 400 people.

North Korea lacks the pumping technology to empty many swamped pits.

Yet that got swamped in all the gloom on pay and the presumed unhappiness of women.

The sink overflowed and swamped the kitchen.

The sink overflowed and swamped the kitchen.

I tried that and got swamped with hundreds of emails making similar offers.

Because the surge in goods from China has swamped import growth from other low-wage countries, the researchers focused on Chinese imports.

They say they are swamped by burdensome federal government regulation.

Importing vast amounts of equipment has swamped Iraq's tiny port at Umm Qasr.

The tramp from the tram swamped the ham hamburger with shampoo .

Servo was swamped with rush order for the Korean war.

The Chinese capital today is swamped with cars and trucks due to rapid urbanization.

Another rally swamped Kaohsiung in the south.

The radiation "signal" is weak, easily swamped by other factors that degrade health, such as smoking, alcoholism, and poor nutrition.

They will usually be swamped by forces working in the opposite direction .

Don't put off your job search just because you're swamped this month.

In one survey, 92 percent of recruiters said they're swamped with irrelevant resumes.

A Red Cross spokesman said a river in Verapaz overflowed its banks and swamped 300 homes.

Last, but not least. Manufacturing companies are swamped in the data.

Wall Street had expected no net hiring last month, but a 159, 000 drop in government jobs swamped a 64, 000 gain in business payrolls.

But is the kingdom really in danger of being swamped?

She is so grateful to the man because she is swamped with expensive gifts from him.

How's everything going, Tom? I know you've been pretty swamped lately.

This company was swamped byheavydebts.

This company was swamped byheavydebts.

Swamped land in Hangzhou is unique piece of city in china. It become the first national well park.

Moreover, this is the second scandal to have swamped the opposition.

I'd love to, but I'm swamped.

On March 15th it swamped a non-party rally with green flags, its chosen colour.

This wasn't the first time a heavy fog had swamped the city.

We've been swamped with calls since we put an ad in the paper.

German companies with strong exports have been swamped with orders from emerging markets such as China and India in the past year.

Lassana has been swamped with texts, phone-calls and all sorts of messages. He's not happy!

He was swamped with calls from nurses.

Our company is swamped with orders.

The tramp from the tram swamped the ham hamburge with shampoo.

The horses were swamped in the stream.

We wouldn't tolerate our parks being swamped by human sewage.

Greece is swamped by 300bn euros of debt and needs to borrow about 54bn euros this year alone.

The firm is swamped with orders.

In late 1999, buying into fears about Y2K, he swamped the markets with liquidity.

keith, I'm getting swamped. Can you take a couple?

Swamped by demand, the borrower increased the issue's size to $3. 5 billion.

I've been swamped with work this year.

the lowlands. We are swamped with work.

Brace up! You haven't been swamped yet. You still have a chance to triumph over him.

'We're getting swamped with resumes, ' says Bryan Marsal, a turnaround expert who is now Lehman's chief executive officer.

I always get swamped with ads.

LL: Well, I guess they wouldn't fire me, because I've been doing a good job although I'm swamped with work.

And developing countries feared that their economies would be swamped by superior Western productivity.

Yeah, I'm swamped with work.

Jane: I don't think so. I'm swamped.

Couldn't be worse! I have been swamped with different courses.

Warhol died at 58 leaving some 10, 000 works; his market was often swamped during his lifetime.

No, I'm just swamped, I'm sorry.

if we did, you would be swamped with pairs that fitted you well.

I'm so swamped today.

Sometimes the sites are swamped by opposing comment - many believe by official censors - that is more favorable to the government.

And, of course, everyone in business finds their inbox is almost swamped every day with spam.

She'd end up piling everything on top of the desk, and feel swamped every minute, unable to focus.

The Chinese authorities swamped the film with awards, and at the same time 'unbanned' his earlier Ju Dou and Raise the Red Lantern.

I am swamped in bills.

The Application of Modified Underflow Manpower Swamped Land Technology on the Treatment for the Town River Sewage

The swollen river swamped scores of villages during the flood

Kids Swamped by Food Advertising -- on TV and Online

to be swamped with work

The first swamped land park in china

Every day we get swamped