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Get ready for a flood of Biblical proportions.

Miss Bolo went straight home in a flood of tears and a sedan chair.

Kabul resounded to the crack of Kalashnikov fire and a flood of artillery.

She hid her face in her hands and burst into a flood of tears.

Or might sanctions trigger its collapse, bringing a flood of refugees and unleashing nuclear mayhem?

For one subject, a donkey in the background of a barnyard photo brought back a flood of recollections.

Faith is the river bed of the great river. Without it, there is only a flood of waves.

Shaking its head and tail, it spit out a flood of water, and the lake rise again.

But when he returned to Germany, Mouazzen began receiving a flood of e-mails that raised serious doubts.

But this summer, they're also seeing a flood of attack ads run by shadowy groups with harmless-sounding names.

The next day at the talent fair, like a flood of people, he actually found her shadow in a recruitment booth in a factory.

It follows a string of actions by the US to counter a flood of goods that it claims China exports at below market prices.

However, it also opened U. s. markets to a flood of illegally subsidized Chinese imports, and catalyzed the offshoring of millions of American manufacturing jobs.

Innocent and pure lover of the past, fierce and beautiful policewoman, water-borne Poplar Village woman, red and purple big stars come in a flood of.

Here's every online retailer's worst nightmare: a flood of people flock to your site begging to spend large amounts of money, and your site is down.

There would be a flood of Protests when other airlines realized their food trucks were not getting through, whatever the reason.

On December 11th the Italian farmers’ confederation said that the local citrus industry had been made “unsustainable” by a flood of cheap Spanish oranges and Brazilian orange juice.

Hale became the target of a flood of hate Email, much of it accusing him of being part of a conspiracy to suppress the true nature of Hale-Bopp.

Contemporary American lawmakers, both state and federal, have produced a flood of harsh laws, laws meant to "teach 'em a lesson" and' sendout a message 'that Americans will not tolerate crime.

The woman started to curse in a flood of obscene invective that rolled over and around him like the hot white water splashing down from the sudden eruption of a geyser.

The flourishing sound gradually subsided with the fall of the night, and it was like a flood of water, which gradually became silent after the ups and downs of the waves.

The impression of the soft slow chant of Krittivasa's[7] fourteen-syllabled measure was swept clean away and we were left overwhelmed by a flood of rhymes and alliterations.

The server allocates resources for the connections upon receipt of the SYN, then under a flood of SYN packets, eventually runs out and is unable to service new requests.

At present, there is such a flood of illicit publication that this article tries to deals with the viewpoint on the harmfulness and countermeasures in order to purify the library and develop the education function.

我们趋行在人生这个亘古的旅途，在坎坷中奔跑，在挫折里涅盘，忧愁缠满全身，痛苦飘洒一地。

a flood of anger, abuse, indignation, etc

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Economists made a flood of researches on different types of economic shock and conduct mechanism.

Britain has no such natural protection from a flood of Hollywood products.

From a flood of invisible water, the drawer fetches an elliptical bottle, and the water gets a shape.

Nonprofits are receiving a flood of so-called in-kind contributions, including volunteers to counsel first-time home buyers.

Longquan sword sheath, a sound of dragon whistle, in the light of a long rainbow, static, clear and bright, and like a flood of autumn water.

With many schools seeing a flood of applicants-harvard expects to offer admission to a record-low 6 percent-the odds of rejection are climbing.

Lord Mandelson said that since the announcement of the scheme in the Budget there had been "a flood of enquiries from customers".

Headlines about rising inflation, rampant bank lending and a flood of capital inflows might appear to suggest that virtually all emerging economies are overheating.

Without the sun, there is no warmth of life, no rain and dew, no five grains, no water, no life, no parents, no us. A drop of grace, a flood of springs. Caring for our parents makes us responsible.

The train sped on; the broad fields with their blue-green border trees, and the villages nestling in their shade flew past in a stream of pictures which melted away like a flood of mirages.

The song's release before Christmas, 1995, coincided with a flood of Beatles nostalgia, including a multi-episode television retrospective-the first time Paul, George and Ringo had formally got together to reminisce since 1970.

Nasa's headquarters in Washington DC had faced a flood of calls from people objecting to the agency "bombing" the moon, fearing disruption to tides on Earth and even their menstrual cycles.

I had a flood of letters on my birthday.

Meanwhile cheap digital-video cameras and editing software have produced a flood of content.

It carefully stages of the President and his wife in a flood of positive events, interviews and photo ops.

That early verve has yielded some successes. There has been a trickle of state-funded "free" schools and a flood of autonomous academies.

Different studies have pointed to different effects, from the earlier release of new titles to a flood of cheap foreign children's books.

China, the world's leading engine of economic growth in recent years, is struggling with heavy debts, a slowdown in manufacturing, stagnant exports and a flood of money leaving its borders.

But it was also because America's central bank kept interest rates too low for too long, and a flood of capital swept into Western financial instruments from high-saving emerging economies.

She went home in a flood of tears and a sedan chair.

Western Europe may have cheered the revolution, but it fears a flood of riff-raff from the east.

Don't think of a new moon as "just a day," but rather the opening of a gate - a flood of days to follow that date. New moons are synonymous with beginnings and the planting of seeds.

Pinochio wept a flood of tears.

Needham's Charlie Wolf: Pad 2 immediately obsoletes a flood of media tablets that are finally beginning to appear a year after the iPad's introduction.

There's been a flood of low-fat and light ice creams on the market.

The radiant hopes and murderous hates that the Chinese peasantry poured into the sphere of war and revolution released a flood of emotional energy that exploded with the force of an atomic bomb within Chinese society, nearly dissolving it.