Sentence examples for repeatedly submerged from inspiring English sources

Most Bahamian shallows and keys were repeatedly submerged during the Pliocene and Pleistocene (~4-0.5 Ma) [ 21].

The larger islands of the Greater Antilles (i.e. Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica and Puerto Rico) were repeatedly submerged until the mid/late Eocene (~40 Ma) [ 3, 6].

Yet egoism, acquisitiveness, competitiveness, and all the other ills of human flesh bob repeatedly to the surface, like a cork that will not be submerged.

Then came the flooding in Cumbria, where the Guardian revealed that a £4m flood defence scheme for the town of Kendal, which was submerged in up to 5ft of water by Storm Desmond, was repeatedly postponed.

As she related in postwar debriefings, documented in Britain's National Archives, the Gestapo tortured her — beating her, stripping her naked, then submerging her repeatedly in a bath of ice-cold water until she began to black out from lack of oxygen.

The government's spending on flood defences has come under criticism after it emerged that a prevention scheme for the Cumbrian town of Kendal, which was submerged by up to 5ft (1.5 metres) of water after the weekend's storm, was repeatedly postponed.

Entire platforms were submerged.

Highways were completely submerged.