Sentence examples for be immersing from inspiring English sources
verb
To put under the surface of a liquid; to dunk.
- Archimedes determined the volume of objects by immersing them in water.
"I am going to be immersing myself in it in preparation for these teaching assignments," Mr. Gore said.
As the real world becomes increasingly complicated and harder to grasp, some of us seem to be immersing ourselves more readily into fantasy worlds.
Jazz for Young People: 'Who Is Duke Ellington?' (Saturday) This is one event in which a lot of native New Yorkers will be immersing themselves in "East St. Louis Toodeloo" and "Carolina Shout".
Time is an asset to you in your first year of business, because you'll be immersing yourself in learning new things, figuring out how to market yourself, and what to create.
Not only will you be immersing yourself in culture, but you'll be having fun in the process.
Take introductory courses in high school that'll give you a grip on what you'll be immersing yourself into in college.
"I wanted to be immersed in it.
You don't need to be immersed to understand.
I want the party to be immersed in the community".
You can be immersed in mud or packed in peat.
(This character) was something I wanted to be immersed in".
