Sentence examples for nose sinking from inspiring English sources
Video shows her underwater, bubbles drifting out of her nose, sinking down one wall, then floating above the audience in the ceiling of the warehouse, which as the watery film vanishes, becomes her grave; the spectators look up as mourners throw down earth.
The river was pouring onto you, and you had to fight like mad to hold your position, curving to left and right, braking with a low brace when the nose sank in the trough, paddling hard on the crest when the water threatened to toss you out.
The center is now monitoring the mother, who has spent days repeatedly nosing her sinking calf to the surface and balancing the small body on her head.
Within twenty minutes (depending on the size of the patient, the number of wounds, and the amount of blood lost), the patient's brain temperature, measured using a probe in the ear or nose, will sink to somewhere in the low fifties Fahrenheit.
Bears are also three times as strong as men, so the bear's pat broke the guy's nose and sunk his cheek in.
Two hours later -- after panic sent half empty lifeboats out on the oil-black sea and a few men posed as women to save their own lives and husbands lied to get their wives to leave them -- the ship, which had been slowly sinking nose-down, suddenly groaned and lifted its 23-foot propellers high in the air as it slid into its grave.
As it sank, nose first, Flip desperately popped the canopy.
A Coast Guard helicopter reached the ship within an hour, but the tanker sank nose-first 15 minutes later.
Hundreds of people watched the two-and-a-half hour sinking on nearby boats, cheering and blasting their foghorns as the nose of the plane finally went down, video images showed.
The accident was caused by a mechanical malfunction in the nose wheel doors preventing them from closing during landing on water, resulting in the aircraft sinking.
