Sentence examples for getting drowned in from inspiring English sources

Hunting, the destruction of nesting grounds and getting drowned in fishing nets have seen turtle numbers fall by 80%.

Not the number of people getting killed by drones, or getting drowned in the Mediterranean, or dying at the hands of the police in the US.

"The Daring Book for Girls" keeps such practical knowledge from getting drowned in the techno-flow and is indubitably a much more creative pastime for a little girl than repeatedly watching "The Little Mermaid" on DVD.

But once s/he is getting drowned in a lagoon, s/he should not move a hand or shake a leg, just because the situation is exacerbated and s/he may lose her/his life.

Some Republicans will peel slightly away from Trump, but some may break from Trump entirely in a desperate bid to avoid getting drowned in the building Democratic wave.

Providing he doesn't get drowned in wee that is.

Instead of making a big splash, they get drowned in the roar.

So many people stand at attention that you may get drowned in hellos.

It did scant business when it opened at the tail end of last year — an odd season in which to release it, since smaller pictures tend to get drowned in the yuletide flood.

Malick was subsequently commissioned to write a profile of Guevara for the New Yorker magazine, but according to his friend, Paul Lee, "he got drowned in it and never turned it in".

Since we load an image to memory over the course of four compilations, we noticed that the most recent load was always preserved; however, as later loads took place (even if consecutive loads and compiles were of identical code) a few new pixels would get drowned in static.