Sentence examples similar to dunk water from inspiring English sources

Nearby are two platform tennis courts and four tennis courts, site of an annual tournament between Wading River and Shoreham that had its inception in 1923, and a basketball court with slam-dunk water views.

Indeed, a calculation Dr Ip performed, based on the volume and composition of the urine he collected in the plastic buckets, and of the head-dunking water at the end of each day, suggested that only 6% of the urea excreted by the turtles was leaving them in the traditional manner, via urine.

The vice-president, Dick Cheney, recently said that subjecting prisoners to "a dunk in water" - the notorious water-board technique - is a "no-brainer" if it could save lives.

The "dunk in water" they were talking about is waterboarding.

"Would you agree a dunk in water is a no-brainer if it can save lives?" Mr Hennen asked.

The interviewer pressed: "Would you agree a dunk in water is a no-brainer if it can save lives?" Cheney: "It's a no-brainer for me".

There has been a lot of talk recently about waterboarding somehow being a lesser form of torture – Dick Cheney famously described it as a "dunk in water".

In an interview with Scott Hennen, a conservative radio show host in Fargo, North Dakota, on Tuesday, Mr Cheney agreed with the assertion that "a dunk in water" could yield valuable intelligence from terror suspects.

Pink sang "Speechless" suspended overhead on a slinglike trapeze and dunked in water.

But unlike those who revere California surfing culture from afar, Mr. Ollestad actually found himself dunked in water.

She ended up spending three years behind bars; she said that she was tortured repeatedly with electro-shocks and that her head was forcibly dunked under water.