Sentence examples for great sinking from inspiring English sources

Schwarzenegger's T1 robot chassis was a marvel of special effects, and in Titanic, it wasn't simply a matter of creating the great sinking itself.

You see guys like Bob Tewksbury not throwing real hard and not having great sinking action but placing the ball where they want it and having good off-speed stuff.

And these great, sink your teeth into great cinema titles with a few surefire blockbusters thrown in, will all be heading to iTunes shortly after their theatrical releases, thanks to this new deal.

A purse seine set is considered to have a better sinking performance if its purse line reaches a greater depth in a shorter time period, i.e., higher sinking speed and greater sinking depth.

Indeterminate genotypes generally can fix more nitrogen than determinate genotypes due to the greater "sink" in the indeterminate variety (Ofori and Stern 1987).

In the long run, the seas are the great sink for nearly all carbon.

Catastrophe engulfs them all like a great sink-hole splitting open in the playground.

Helping countries re-establish tropical forests could turn these losses into a major gain because vigorous young forests in the tropics would be great "sinks" for atmospheric carbon dioxide during their fast-growth years.

The oceans for the last 250 years have been a great sink, absorbing much of the carbon dioxide we put into the atmosphere through the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation, moderating and masking its global impact, until now.

He became so absorbed in his theme that he was moved to prefigure Milly's death as dragging everybody and everything down with it, like a great ship sinking or a big business collapsing.

As winter takes its grip, "Slowly, the city sinks down, like a great ship sinking in an ice-field", and the characters themselves seem buried under the thickening snow, with all sense of time, beyond the difference between night and day, lost to them.