Sentence examples for drowned all from inspiring English sources
These gods later killed Aurgelmir, and the flow of his blood drowned all but one frost giant.
Meanwhile, at the Vasa Museum, some of our colleagues observed that the ship — a topheavy, vainglorious thing, which capsized and drowned all aboard — wasn't a bad metaphor for the financial system.
Okay, so Ed may have stopped short of claiming David Cameron drowned all those refugees with his own two hands – but he does claim the crux of this entire catastrophe can be traced directly back to the UK's military sortie into Libya back in 2011.
Nothing that Cambridge Analytica did to help the Trump campaign target swing voters (and there's reason to think it didn't do as much as it claimed) had anything remotely like the impact of this #alwaysTrump tsunami, which probably added up to more than $2 billion in effective advertising for his campaign during the primary season, a flood that drowned all of his rivals' pathetic tens of millions.
"I wanted to bring you here, because it's at this pier where a woman from Oakland came and drowned all her children".
The stories, spread in front of him in hot metal type, told of families stranded at sea, of sturdy ships rescuing rickety boats, of the hundreds drowned — all in the desperate struggle to get to America.
Black holes, the infinitely dense corpses of some stars, drowning all light and matter, are more dramatic.
This mountain of seething water rolled over Merak, obliterating everything in its path and drowning all but two of its 2,700 inhabitants.
Like others that came before, it surfs the tsunami of "fat panic" that has been drowning all in its path for the last 10 years or so.
Mrs. Yates, 37, has confessed to drowning all five of her children, though prosecutors had charged her with only three deaths in this case.
In the first season one of the featured boats, the Big Valley — top-heavy with stacked pots — wallowed and then sank, drowning all but one of its crew.
