Sentence examples for everything drowned from inspiring English sources

Who would blame him for going on a bender after a year cooped up, everyone and everything drowned, and having to make a new world?

"In a summer when everything else drowned, this ran wild on 28-foot vines".

Everything was crushed, drowned and submerged.

His original justification for this exercise was (a) that he liked it, (b) that it was seldom played, and (c) that when it was played, it didn't work because the piano drowned everything else.

With the approach of the primary here, which became even more pivotal because of Mr. McCain's resounding New Hampshire victory, the shrillness of the cycle of attack-and-response has all but drowned everything else out.

Season well and serve People in Britain seem to think that everything should be drowned in a tomato sauce and laden down with minced meat, but in fact some of the lovelier sauces are chock-full of fresh seasonal vegetables, herbs and spices (chilli plays a big part in my family recipes).

The sound of machines drowned out everything except shouting.

When he went up to receive the award, they drowned out everything else.

Factory machines at Bemidji drowned out everything Santorum said during his visit.

Thousands of tracer rounds lighted up the sky here in Kabul and drowned out everything else for half an hour as the game ended on Wednesday night.

Then the ship's whistle drowned out everything else, and streamers were tossed from the decks, landing beside flocks of indifferently bobbing seagulls.