Sentence examples for are sunk in a from inspiring English sources

Outside, brass music notes are sunk in a walk of fame for Lillie Mae Glover, Memphis Minnie, Al Green, Little Milton Campbell, Memphis Slim, Dwight Moore.

He recently found a new market in Japan and China for the gall bladders, green and slimy, which are sunk in a glass of cognac and swallowed.

"We are sinking in a sea of debt".

"They are sinking in a sea of FOI requests on UFOs," said Pope. "The administrative burden in dealing with them on a case by case basis is horrendous".

"They are sinking in a sea of FOI requests on UFOs," said Pope. "The administrative burden in dealing with them on a case by case basis is horrendous". The National Archives is expecting huge interest in the release.

"It's sunk in a little bit.

British cinema was sunk in a collective national diffidence.

His own integers were sunk in a prosperous gated colony in New Delhi.

Ideological differences will be sunk in a national drive to create jobs.Really?

I'm in Venice for the film festival, and the city is sunk in a lagoon of pensiveness.

But any hoped-for assertion of buoyant womanly triumph is sunk in a vast sea of silliness.