"drown with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a situation where someone is overwhelmed with a task or emotion, usually in a negative sense. For example, "I was drowning with stress trying to complete my project on time."
Tell them to wait for the water to come and they will drown and I will drown with them?
It was like deciding to commit suicide, then trying to drown with your face in the washbasin.
"This Is How You Lose Her" is, in many respects, a kind of bookend to "Drown," with more strobe-lighted glimpses of Yunior's life as he tries to juggle girlfriends, pursue a literary career and come to terms with his father, who was absent for much of his childhood.
Midnight Cracklin' Oat Bran 2 cups Cracklin' Oat Bran, dry and crisp (refold the liner bag) 1 cup heavy cream, or to taste 1 TV. 1. Wait untill 11 55 p.m. 2. Pour cereal into a bowl and moisten, cover or drown with heavy cream.
The series has two such heros: Mike McKay Elias Koteass), a United States Drug Enforcement Administration field agent who infiltrates opium smuggling clans in Afghanistan, and Adam Kadyrov (Cliff Curtis), a cabdriver and Chechen immigrant in Seattle whose wife and child drown with dozens of other illegal immigrants when a freighter sinks.
Fortunately, my children were not willing to drown with me.
"They drowned with my trousers in their hands".
He said she had drowned, with another young woman who was sharing their cabin.
Alas, the manuscript in her travel desk drowned with her, only 300 yards from land.
The cause of death is listed as drowning, with cardiomegaly a contributing factor.
Whitney Houston accidentally drowned, with help from cocaine and heart disease.
