Sentence examples for looks drowned from inspiring English sources
First its veranda goes under and then its windows, until the rooms look drowned and the building itself appears to leave its moorings.
Inspired by a 17th century drawing of the imaginary sunken city of Atlantis, her collaged continents look drowned or moonlit.
"I'm sitting there and must have looked really drowned," she recalled.
We looked like drowned rats by the time we got back from our walk.
In the black morning sky the two-lane highway cuts west across the island towards Suge's village, a cluster of wooden and cinderblock houses near mangroves so deep the palm trees look like drowned bonsais.
The study, which appears in The Archives of Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine, looked at drowning deaths of people ages 1 to 19 in six states over two years.
It's better having offices full of chirpy people working hard then going home on time than tired staff wired on coffee sneaking back to an irate Facebook argument every time the boss isn't looking then drowning their stress in booze in the few moments they do have off work.
When they come back they find that the uncouth looking man has drowned.
It's hard to know which the filmmaker means, perhaps both, though it's nice to imagine that what looks like a drowning hand in this case may actually be waving with wild abandon.
A picture of a burlesque pin-up girl beckoning from inside a cocktail glass attempts to lighten the tone, but even she looks worried, possibly drowning in champagne rather than waving.
