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Meanings of pouring in English
Usage of pouring in English
1
The government is pouring 700 million dollars into farming and food research.
2
Shall we take the investigation from the beginning? Armansky said, pouring coffee.
3
Grant said she then saw police officers pouring out of the station.
4
For example, JPMorgan is pouring technology and marketing dollars into credit cards.
5
Thousands of people are still pouring into Queensland despite restrictions in place.
6
And hundreds, if not thousands, of fighters were pouring across the border.
7
The sun was pouring into the porthole; intermittently it flashed over him.
8
Applied had been pouring resources into the fast-growing solar and LED markets.
9
Tilting the glass when pouring can also help prevent it from overflowing.
10
We kept pouring water into the tubs, to keep the level up.
11
And the love and support from social media has been pouring in.
12
Otherwise you have millions and millions of people pouring into our country.
13
His American Express card was on the bar, so she kept pouring.
14
This was in the large number of Chinese pouring into the state.
15
The night was dark and stormy, and the rain pouring in torrents.
16
So-called security initiatives now seem to be pouring out of Redmond, Washington.
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Pouring through the time
Pouring across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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