Sentence examples for do not sink from inspiring English sources
These recent Times scoops about Obama's policies do not sink to the level of the Judy Miller debacle.
Only Mr Kan can make sure that the good ideas which emerge do not sink into the Tokyo swamp of bureaucrats and politicians.
All eurozone countries, together with the European institutions, would make sure that they do not sink into a Japanese-style deflation.
For Japan, then, the same hard-nosed goal, the same allies, but different and possibly more subtle methods always assuming, of course, that Japan's dysfunctional politics do not sink this government before its arc has a chance to rise.
Georg Simmel, the German sociologist, once observed that the processes of natural decay do "not sink the work of man into the formlessness of mere matter," but rather create new form, "entirely meaningful, comprehensible, differentiated".
What is striking, in fact, about the fall collections is how even the most classic tweed variations -- notably Ralph Lauren's rustic herringbone blazers and pencil suits -- do not sink into nostalgia or mumsy artiface, a problem for young designers with pictures of C. Z. Guest on their walls.
While these issues don't sink "Julius by Design," they do limit it.
Today, "ships don't sink with everybody dying," Mr. Klein said.
About two minutes after takeoff, a safety system warned, "Don't sink," multiple times.
Great, but chronology and narrative provide no context or foundation if they don't sink in.
Strout told me she thinks of herself as "somebody who perches — I don't sink in.
