Influx Of In A Sentence

• It is the influx of the human heart.
• They are the influx of the heart also.
• No sudden influx of money will do all these things.
• It opens the avenues to an influx of spiritual magnetisms.
• Last of all came a sudden, swift influx of celestial blue.
• London was all astir with the influx of company returning from the races.
• Was it the end coming with a last influx of strength and fire?
• A correspondent revolution in things will attend the influx of the spirit.
• The greater the influx of workers, the more augmented became the value of land.
• Congestion, of course, was a problem which accompanied the influx of negroes.
• We hail with no alarm whatever the influx of colored men from the South.
• We understand that an influx of treasure-seekers would embarrass the Sangoans.

• And in the spring there would be a new influx of people in our section of the frontier.
• They swung into the damp stream of men and women with a fresh influx of strength.
• Always before, a sudden influx of joy testified itself by very active demonstrations.
• Where there is no great influx of tourists, the hotel accommodation is decidedly poor.
• It is only one sign of the influx of metropolitan ideas; but there are many others.
• I woke up to a great noise of feet, a sudden influx of people through the doors of the platform.
• The Doctor stood back and patiently waited while an influx of guests passed before her.
• An influx of strangers, or even one inquisitive stranger, would attract attention.
• But he drinks of a diviner stream, and marks the influx of idealism into England.
• Also, Robert keeps boasting of his influx of energies, and his appetite is renewed.
• Since the great influx of foreigners, however, plenty of Niphons have turned laundrymen.
• The French Government fearing that this diminution would lead to an immense influx of such sols.
• In late June at the Lavallette area there was an influx of unbanded Seaside Sparrows.
• It is not likely that there has been much change or influx of population in these districts for centuries.
• The influx of gold and the ease with which fortunes were accumulated could not but have widespread effects.
• Primarily your job will be to balance the stores against the influx of coconut and keep an eye on these boys.
• Wilson stretched himself out and gave himself up to the warm influx of life which came with the stimulation from the drink.
• Underneath was the wasteway, but its usual roar was now subdued by an influx of water from the flooded creek.
• There is the depopulation of the countryside, and the influx of foreign paupers into our already overcrowded towns.
• The pace of its development will depend mainly upon a further influx of capital and an increase in its working population.
• Some portions of our country have been built up into a high degree of prosperity by a steady influx of foreign settlers.
• Should this influx of troops continue, we shall be compelled to advance our lines for very room on which to station them.
• The most favourable conditions will, of course, be attained when the influx of heat is reduced to a minimum.
• We saw the results in the awakened curiosity of the world, and in the speedy influx of capital to aid us in our recuperation.
• Any seemingly authoritative announcement of a new theory of the voice was sure to bring its reward in an immediate influx of earnest students.
• He feared, too, lest the peace and order of his settlement should be disturbed by the influx of so many idle strangers.
• She remembered her mother's patience under the constant influx of Darcy relatives.
• A keen, cold air smote against my face; and with it came a sudden influx of strength and self-possession.

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