engulf
ingulf

Or at least stop me from being engulfed by the past.

Did she really want to be engulfed by a party tonight?

But he had never been engulfed by a single person.

It was a large hand, which all but engulfed his.

The running man made it to the door before fire engulfed him.

She put out a hand and had it engulfed in one of his.

The park did not open for the 2010 season, having been engulfed in legal issues.

Her apartment was engulfed by the time she got home.

They have said many men were alive when the fire engulfed them.

Something more powerful than the light of the sun engulfed me.

He thought the floor would open wide and engulf him.

And so too it was with the fire that engulfed them all.

He was engulfed by the water and hit bottom 10 feet below.

A feeling engulfed him which he could not at first determine.

To this end, he started a war which soon engulfed much of Europe.

And not to the silence when he was finally engulfed.

He reached out and took my hands, engulfing them between his own.

He put his big hands on her shoulders, and she felt engulfed by them.

A poor woman and her little family are so easily engulfed in the big city!

The fight engulfed the whole bar and police had to be called in.

Within a few minutes the entire train had been engulfed.

These were intended to be engulfed by the growing town.

For a moment a feeling of great relief engulfed her.

All but three of the white rats were among those engulfed.

Almost immediately he seemed to be engulfed in his own private battle.

It was their belief that if ever they weakened, the great beast would ingulf them and everything of beauty and wonder and joy and good in its cavernous and slime-dripping maw.

The whole city seemed peopled with fantastic beings; silent shadows were seen unpaving the streets and others dragging and upsetting great wagons, whilst others again dug ditches large enough to ingulf whole regiments of horsemen.