Sentence examples for is designed to drown from inspiring English sources

"It is designed to drown out fear".

At industry favourite Raf Simons, giant cricket jumpers were designed to drown the models.

Action Palestine's shameful violence against a meeting by the Israel Society at Kings College London was designed to drown out peace.

The olive oil platter is designed to rub oil gently on to bread, rather than risk it drowning in oil.

While sounding wholesome on the surface, Issue 2, to paraphrase Grover Norquist, is designed to shrink regulatory oversight so it's small enough to be drowned in a bathtub.

Instead, the on-board soundscapes (things like leaves rustling and trickling waterfalls) are designed to essentially drown out noise.

They were designed to shut people up, drown them in huge legal bills and generally put annoying small fry out of business.

This isn't a trap designed to drown squirrels, but to catch them for relocation.

A drowning-out crystallization process was designed to produce purified lithium oxide monohydrate.

It's designed to be a psychological test even more than a physical one: You constantly feel like you could be drowning.

Then to cap it all off we're planning to put the "Day" and "Night" statuary on top of a wall with a waterfall which is designed in part to drown out some of the traffic noise and create a little oasis of calmness.