Sentence examples for is being sunk from inspiring English sources

At the rear of the building, which began as the nation's first cancer hospital and was converted to a nursing home in the 1950's, the foundation for a sleek adjoining 25-story tower is being sunk.

There remains an important need for comparative studies analysing how new dynamic, data-processing infrastructure is being sunk into, inside of, other national Higher Education systems and arrangements.

New oil wells are being sunk.

A barge was being sunk to block off a bayou, sending water out into marshland rather than into populated areas.

Khan said: "I'm worried London is becoming the go-to destination for the world's dirty money and it's being sunk into London's property market.

If the publishers' budgets are being sunk into luring already-prominent names, there will inevitably be a horde of brilliant unknowns, tapping away at their keyboards, forever unheard.

Boris Johnson's former commissioner for cycling, Andrew Gilligan, said this week that the programme was being sunk by council's unwillingness to close off streets to rat-running traffic.

He pointed beyond the volleyball court to where an outdoor swimming pool for employees was being sunk into the compound's northwest corner.

Millions of pounds are being sunk into civilian projects - everything from border security to police surveillance and even transporting goods.

She noted: "Until Turing came along, our ships were being sunk by German submarines at a rate of knots".

Twenty-nine, 60concreteft) concrete piles are being sunk to a depth of 17m (55ft) at the pier, as a watertight barrier for the excavation works.