"getting submerged" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to become completely covered or hidden in water. Example: The boat was slowly getting submerged as the heavy rain poured down and the waves grew stronger.
And second, on the VC side, it looks like big data may be one of the islands is not getting submerged in what looks like a wider capital crunch in startup world.
The larger issue, which is getting submerged in the great debate about raising rates, is that the Fed should not be the only game in town.
With the 112th US Open Polo Championship well underway at the International Polo Club Palm Beach, Palm Beachers are getting submerged not only by snowbirds, but by equestrian life across all fronts.
Or at least that divisive, analytical fixed self that sits outside of things and chops them up, as opposed to the fluid one that finds its identity in getting submerged within a larger stream.
Some animals lend a helping hand, though, such as a fish that pulls Yarny across a river – getting submerged is as big a no-no as trying to make friends with crustaceans.
"Sometimes you get submerged by emotion.
The image of a tough athlete got submerged, and humanity took over".
In the old days I got submerged in myself and found it more and more difficult to enjoy.
Then, the classifier is run iteratively on the OF pixels to monitor flood stages during which the occasionally flooded areas get submerged.
Bad things happen now and then: a subdivision gets submerged, or a well-loved black sand beach goes under.
The plays have a rich independent life, which gets submerged in this attempt to bring out their shared values.
