“deluge”可以造什么句，deluge造句
The spring thaw caused the river to deluge the region.
For today's scientists, that data deluge represents a conundrum.
After the 2nd deluge, Aryan was significantly damaged and the infrastructure required a chaotic stage of reBuilding.
Bridges and elevated expressways are filling up with fleets of parked cars, to spare them from the deluge below.
Having survived the devastating deluge along with his family, the clay tablets that contain the Instructions speak of the moral code the king upholds.
In fact journalism in many ways is the antithesis of the "Here Comes Everybody" - Clay Shirky's good phrase - deluge of raw material that new social media deliver.
As vindication of the truth of their mission, God often vests them with miracles: Abraham was saved from fire, Noah from the deluge, and Moses from the Pharaoh.
This morning, I woke up with a deluge of press releases about the iPad -many of them simply fantastic applications, such as the Netflix app -but there was one email which caught my eye.
But the data deluge also poses risks.
In the old paintings of the deluge there is a mother holding her child thus.
That is understandable when drought or deluge can destroy their crop, but it has the effect of reducing yields.
This helps you avoid getting distracted by the deluge of products, vendors, and technologies in the industry and increases your chances of success considerably.
This year the earth spoke, like God warning Noah of the deluge. Its message was loud and clear, and suddenly people began to listen, to ponder what portents the message held.
The deluge of selling overwhelmed the ticker tape system that normally gave investors the current prices of their shares.
They can still squeeze liquidity out of the economy, as the Federal Reserve did in the early 1980s, or create a deluge, as it did earlier in this decade.
Malassane Boungoudou dealt with the sudden deluge by stacking three beds on top of each other and perching her children on top.
The deluge of spare cash has two main sources.
