Sentence examples for exactly drowning from inspiring English sources
But economists are not exactly drowning in research on this question.
But like MP3.com, Emusic isn't exactly drowning in revenue: In its first year of operation, the company saw sales of only $41,527, according to a May 17 SEC filing.
Even if the design doesn't exactly drown the action, it also doesn't help it.
It was not quite the champagne stuff that engulfed the French to the tune of 34-10 the previous Sunday but there was enough fizz to see off the Scots and dampen – if not exactly drown – the memory of the fitful, ill-disciplined form that left Steve Borthwick clutching only the Crackerjack Pencil of the Calcutta Cup on prize-giving day.
And how exactly does she drown?
You need, you realize, a list, and in exactly the same way that a drowning sailor needs a life preserver.
I just thought exactly that -- this is a guy drowning, and you're gonna see this guy splash around.
There's a mixed audience of all ages except, well children – the Child Ballads aren't exactly aimed at kids, being full of illegitimate pregnancies, drowning lovers and hanged husbands.
Giving policymakers that kind of discretion, he would say, is exactly what gets economies drowned.
Known for freezing, burying, and drowning himself, illusionist David Blaine added electrocution to his long list of endurance feats almost exactly one year ago today with the 72-hour spectacle "Electrified".
