Sentence examples for point of sinking from inspiring English sources

Lusitania survivor Parry Jones told the BBC: "I don't think anybody took very much notice about this because they thought - well no nation would dare go to the point of sinking a passenger liner and especially a liner so famous as the Lusitania.

Some parties also believed that Rippon's calculated point of sinking was inaccurate, either intentionally or through error.

During this time, they drifted approximately 19.6 nautical miles north east of Centaurs calculated point of sinking and spread out over an area of 2 nautical miles.

Over the next eight years, there was growing doubt about the position of Dennis' wreck, due to the distance from both Second Officer Rippon's calculation of the point of sinking and where USS Mugford found the survivors.

The major plot point of "sinking Venice" was conceived as Whithouse needed to use the identity of the location and it was a very aquatic city, and Venice was "constantly fighting" enemies in its history but this time it proved to be its own worst enemy.

Doubts were initially cast on the accuracy of both the calculated point of sinking and the dead reckoning position, but the 2009 discovery of the wreck found both to be correct, with Centaur located within 1 nautical mile of Rippon's coordinates.

Although the battleship was in no danger of sinking at this point, the list meant that the main battery was unable to fire and her maximum speed was limited to 18 knots.

News of sinking of Nuremburg.

Rodney Rogers had 17 points and Penny Hardaway added 16. Taking a more aggressive approach to their shot selection, the Suns made 47.6percentt of their 3-point attempts, sinking 10 of 21.

Dayton (28-2), the Atlantic 10 regular-season champion, had a commanding advantage from 3-point range, sinking 10 of 22 compared with 5 of 10 for the Red Storm.

Point that sinking boat somewhere else, fella.