swamping造句

What is more, the proliferation of coal-fired plants is swamping the growth in renewable power.

There are many people who are swamping in the strange clothes.

Then the growing season began, swamping us under wave after wave of produce.

This would mean less choice for students and possibly a large number of borrowers swamping the government programme.

"Not without swamping the boat," said he. "you must bear up, Sir, if you please — bear up until you see you're gaining."

In autumn 2000 devastating floods swept through England and Wales, inundating homes, swamping roads and rail lines, and requiring the evacuation of more than 11,000 people.

The ash spills out across the plain beneath the brooding bulk of Niyamgiri mountain, swamping the trees that once grew here, forming dirty grey-brown drifts around the stems of the now-dead scrub.