Sentence examples for drowned over from inspiring English sources
In wartime, he did the same: dropping bombs and then food parcels over Germany and Italy, where emaciated children fought and drowned over Hershey bars flung into the Bay of Naples.Want and plentyIn 1961 President Kennedy put him in charge of Food for Peace, which gave poor countries credits to buy American grain.
About 100 people gathered around the gravesite in the warm afternoon sunshine, bidding farewell to the actress who drowned over the weekend.
The teenager went missing on the same day police warned holidaymakers to take care in the water after seven people drowned over the Christmas break in New South Wales.
So when, in the late afternoon of November 5 1991, I heard that the old brute had mysteriously drowned over the side of his yacht, my reaction was one of unbridled glee.
His tough-as-nails attitude toward behavior that falls short of expectations — at a funeral for a student who drowned over the summer, he told some of the student's friends that they risked a spiritual death — does not easily fit the image of a man who has more than 1,300 friends on Facebook, and whom children flock to hug.
Such tragedies were not new, and only a few months later, the pope's warnings would be confirmed yet again, when 380 refugees – many from Syria and Eritrea – drowned over the course of only eight days, most within a quarter-mile of Lampedusa.
And all will finally respond to the call, and all will rejoice at last as pilgrims who have found the end of their journey after drowning over and over again in the sea of birth and death.
You will be made to KNOW who this Buddha is…and what he has done to secure your release from the chains of birth and death - the very ocean in which you have been drowning over and over again for endless ages.
It's overwhelming, like one of those looping dreams where you're drowning over and over again.
Once you have survived the drive to the beach, you are several orders of magnitude more likely to die from falling, drowning, over-exposure to the sun, or getting hit by lightning or the fireworks you brought with you than you are to be killed by a shark.
They're all there to commemorate a third sibling who died saving a boy from drowning over a decade earlier.
