Sentence examples for get sink from inspiring English sources

Case in point, this Solar-Breeze apparatus uses solar power to clean your pool all day long and, aside from keeping your pool clean, it cuts down on the amount of time your pool's pump has to be running since it grabs gunk and leaves before they get sink to the bottom and get sucked into the grate.

The first drawer to go empty is the sock drawer, as socks are not likely to get sink washed, like lingerie can be in a pinch.

They thought they would all get sunk.

(O'Reilly to Lennon: "You [expletive] long hair living in a yellow submarine/Well, you're about to get sunk by the right-wing political machine").

If you don't want to get sunk, you'd better learn to swim.

Steven Paul, the former head of ­research at Lilly, argues that too many other costs get sunk into R&D budgets, including safety monitoring and clinical trials done after approval.

I'm a raver at heart, in a very different way, though, where you get sunk into the music, not the build-up, not the drop.

This kind of thinking is how people get sunk into heavy debts they struggle their whole life to pay off.

"My ship got sunk by German fire, but I didn't lose a man.

Jazz can shine revealing lights where you least expect and Annie Lennox's record gets sunk by another strain of rock-star ego altogether.

Of course, the going could be too much on the soft side but his other credentials are excellent and the odds available more than compensate for the risk of his getting sunk in the mud.