Sentence examples for become sunken from inspiring English sources

As dehydration progresses, the tissues tend to shrink, the skin becomes dry and wrinkled, and the eyes become sunken and the eyeballs soft.

As a result of water loss — vomiting often accompanies diarrhea, and as much as a litre of water may be lost per hour — your eyes become sunken; your body is racked with agonizing cramps; the skin becomes leathery; lips and face turn blue; blood pressure drops; heartbeat becomes irregular; the amount of oxygen reaching your cells diminishes.

Our temples may also become sunken as we age and there is less support for the eyebrows and of the upper eyelids and they may tend droop as a result.

I've somehow managed to become both sunken and paunchy, the vast majority of my sentences now begin with the word "Nyuhh" and it takes a superhuman level of effort to pay attention to anything, which is why I just had to take a 15-minute break from this sentence to look at photos of watermelons on the internet.

They have become tired, sunken versions of themselves.

Our eyes become more sunken in as we age, Kojian told KTLA News, and -- as we all know -- this can be one of the biggest giveaways of our age.

As the freeway enters Cottonwood Heights, it turns west and becomes a sunken freeway.

It begins at an interchange with the Southern and Heckscher state parkways in the hamlet of West Islip and goes north to a large cloverleaf interchange with the Northern State Parkway in the town of Smithtown, where the Sagtikos ends and the road becomes the Sunken Meadow State Parkway.

The patient's eyes become hollow and sunken, and the skin becomes wrinkled, giving the hands the appearance of "washerwoman's hands".

In Molyvos, on the Greek island's north coast, the beaches have become almost buried under sunken dinghies, inflatables, clothes, shoes and detritus left by desperate rescue operations.

Features become concave, characterized by flat lips, sunken temple and cheek, scalloped mandible, and increased shadowing among the resulting hills and valleys.