Sentence examples for sink angle from inspiring English sources
The Reid campaign considered that comment a gift from Heaven, but it wasn't able to sink Angle.
Sharron Angle sank to new lows of obliviousness when she told a classroom of Hispanic kids in Las Vegas: "Some of you look a little more Asian to me".
Ms. Borree was forever flitting out of reach, as if to say "Not quite yet, I'm not ready to stop," only to let herself be caught and then to sink down luxuriously over Mr. Angle's arm.
His release point varies, from three-quarters to nearly a submarine-style delivery, and when he throws from that low angle, the ball tends to sink and sometimes skips in the dirt.
The end of the car that contains the engine will usually sink fastest, often leaving the car at an angle where the heaviest part of the vehicle is lower than the lightest.
His western counterpart, Peter Mohnert, president of the VDSF, said German anglers had finally been forced to face the fact that the two organisations needed each other, "otherwise angling and fishing in Germany is going to sink into insignificance".
This "sink" occurs because trapped electrons are scattered to lower equatorial pitch angles by wave particle interactions.
Alex sees his mother sitting in the midst of the remains of a picnic, paper plates and crushed paper cups, bread crusts in a big tin biscuit-box, a banana skin rudely splayed, a bottle with the dregs of milky tea in it sunk at a drunken angle in the sand.
Any angle over 45 degrees, the researchers say, and the stone will sink.
For each toss, the net was allowed to sink as close to the bottom as possible (without touching) and then pulled to shore at a slightly upward angle.
