Sentence examples for really drowned from inspiring English sources

"I'm sitting there and must have looked really drowned," she recalled.

I'd never really drowned an animal before so I wasn't sure how long to leave it in for.

"It's just painful," he says, "I'm really drowning in it.

"The cyclical downturn in the most important euro countries is really drowning out the upside of the weaker euro and cheaper oil," Mr. Rees said.

You can see how he really drowns his food in cream and sugar and then he looks at me like – he knows, he is conscious that this is not good".

Though if he didn't get it out of the bucket, it really would drown.

Because our world really is drowning now with climate change and rising seas, mermaids are here again to show us how to survive our amphibious futures.

Unless your partner* has "done a Judas" and betrayed you—or got really into drowning cats, or something the vast majority of squabbles can be solved by stopping and thinking: Am I being a dick right now?

Unless your partner* has "done a Judas" and betrayed you – or got really into drowning cats, or something – the vast majority of squabbles can be solved by stopping and thinking: 'Am I being a dick right now?' Because the answer will almost always be: yes.

I don't really swim – more "not drown" – and have an embarrassingly low tolerance for cold.

That you have the sum of these three terms, and if we wait until the secular term, the anthropogenic term, gets really, really big, until it drowns out the other two, is that really so hard to explain?