Sentence examples for always sinking from inspiring English sources

The glider is powered by gravity, which means that it is always sinking through the air.

Like all other engineless aircraft, hang gliders use gravity as the source of propulsion, so they are always sinking downward, just as a skier goes downhill.

Wang appeared satisfied after giving up two hits, although he said that his sinker, his signature pitch, was not always sinking enough and that he thought he gave up too many fly balls.

The message does not always sink in.

People would often exclaim, "Wow, that's the dream job", and my heart would always sink.

Ms. Pollock has told her children the truth, but it has not always sunk in.

I always sink blissfully onto a bench near a tiny garlanded pool.

Similarly, my heart always sinks when a novel relies on the discovery of "lost" diaries to fill in past events.

My heart always sinks a bit when someone says I should read a book because it's well written.

And the heavier they are, the faster they must be thrown: below a certain velocity, a stone will always sink.

Labour should do it immediately if it wins: any attempt at cross-party agreement always sinks into the Westminster sewerage.