The water was full of sailors, but they all seemed close enough to get to the swamped hull.

Duncan/ he called to him across the swamped and battered bridge.

"You don't appreciate that our facilities are getting swamped," says another man.

By waiting another few minutes the doomed passengers in the swamped boats might have been saved.

The Island looked like a swamped boat with water pouring over the gunwales.

Wall Street traders, who were even more swamped than usual yesterday, said buy orders seemed to come from all directions.

"We expected to be more or less swamped by publicity, and had made our preparations accordingly.

From certain angles it also resembles the prow of a swamped ship.

During construction, three men died when their scow became swamped mid-stream.

The landing party retrieved the swamped boats, with great difficulty, and returned aboard.

The next wave hit the swamped hull, and this time it broke the grip of the coral.

The winning side would then attempt to tow away the swamped hulks as prizes.

The swamped kitchen sends out dishes that are underseasoned and overdone.

On Sunday, a transformer overheated at the swamped water-treatment plant.

A week's trekking over very difficult terrain put a good forty miles between the swamped enemy base and ourselves.

Otherwise there is no recourse but to swim for shore, dragging the swamped craft.

I rolled sideways like a swamped sailboat, trying to reach the bunched muscle.

In stressful circumstances the effects of daily rhythms are 'swamped' by the response of the body to the emergency.

Or his rant Europe being 'swamped' with Libyans if he lost power.

The Seraph swung round,head to the wind, and drifted closer to the swamped dhow.

The sailors, pelted by hail and freezing rain, huddled in the swamped craft for 14 hours.

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

Hastily the boys probed through the swamped compartments.

But down here in this swamped gallery with the dark surface of the water curving ahead of me I knew the battery was fading.

Holding on with one hand, he held the swamped canoe with the other till Antonsen dragged himself out of the water.

Most of us have felt swamped at one time or another.

She's some kind of doctor or something that these swamp people believe in.

We have only so many hands, and sometimes we're swamped.

There were about a hundred kids ready to swamp him at the front door.

If the story did get out, it would be swamped by more important news.

We're swamped today, but I wanted to talk to you.

And how many women would want to be so swamped by material?

So much revelation can swamp the book and the author.

If nothing else, at this rate they can eventually swamp us with numbers.

It was true that the water might rise and swamp you.

If we as a group were to swamp those accounts, it could have an effect.

There were low mountains, much swamp, and an involved river system.

On the other hand, people can be swamped with too much information, and that does happen.

They feared that people with serious health problems would swamp the new market.

Sit down, I say, or you will swamp the boat.

These programs can swamp the doctors and rush the reading.

The soil they found to be either swamp or light sand.

But that effect is swamped by what happens with water.

Late in the afternoon, swamp shadows across the back of the house.

Then I lose him in the blur as 60 or so young people swamp the room.

A campaign focused on California issues may be swamped by national politics.

But that majority was swamped in the most recent election.

These swamp people know more than you give them credit for."

We didn't just sit here and let them swamp us.

He saw one half swamped, but no evidence of survivors.

Perhaps he should go there, or down to the swamps.

Couch did not have a good day in the Swamp.

"You know swamps are no place to learn of women."

I've been a fan of swamps for a long time.

The swamps would be a very good place for them to die.

I spent my first few thousand years in those swamps.

We can handle a day or two in the swamps alone.

At two and a half, I was lost in the swamps during a storm.

"Has he gone hunting in the swamps for a few days?"

Take his brother away and throw him into the swamps with the others.

However, they had not survived a life in the swamps for nothing.

I knew it well from my years of study in the surrounding swamps.

Afterwards two or more days through the swamps and we come to the place.

His hand still holding the pencil, moved back to the center of the Swamp.

Take a boat ride through these swamps and you may.

About 6 percent of Earth's surface is covered by swamps.

I sat in the backyard with him, looking at the swamps.

Now and then in broad day the Swamp would fall asleep.

"If the darkness comes again, the swamps can return in three years."

A series of swamps formed where the sea once was.

I did try to make my way inland but was lost in the swamps for many days.

"They cut the road so we were forced to go through the fields and swamps."

The people choose to live near the mouth of the river and along the swamps.

She had to live for two weeks in the swamps, with that wound.

I am not interested in taking a vehicle into swamps.