Sentence examples for a sinking of the from inspiring English sources

Many have also remarked on a dwindling of civic engagement, a sinking of the level of political discourse.

Can Caroline Wozniacki — the top-ranked women's player — win her first Grand Slam? Every player raises a question, a hope, and, sometimes, a sinking of the heart.

Besides cannon and the usual relics of a sinking of the period ironwork, pottery, buttons, no doubt some coins no one expects great treasures.

Yet that doesn't prevent a sinking of the spirits as Episode Seven begins its long opening crawl towards us, scheduled to appear in 2015.

However inviolate our self-esteem, most of us have felt a sinking of the spirit before a work of art that, while highly praised by critics, to us seems meaningless.

Lord Browne, Hayward's predecessor, left the oil group after a spat with the then chairman, Peter Sutherland, and a sinking of the share price after the Texas City refinery fire.

She plays Topeka Abotelli, the Rosie the Riveter member -- she was found fixing a sink -- of the makeshift band of "vivacious ladies" who set up the revue.

Umbriel also serves as a sink of the magnetospheric charged particles, which creates a pronounced dip in energetic particle count near the moon's orbit as observed by Voyager 2 in 1986.

For such an event to happen, high plate velocities caused by a fast sinking of the slabs are needed.

You could be forgiven for feeling a certain sinking of the spirits at all this.

Since there is no indication of a later sinking of the structure, this nearly uniform height indicates careful levelling and the existence of solid pier foundations.