Sentence examples for sink between from inspiring English sources

All buildings settle into their foundations, but this building was only projected to sink between four and six inches over its lifetime.

It's dish soap, for crying out loud -- it gets stuffed under the sink between the rusty Brillo pads and the boric acid.

"Between hard and soft costs," he says, "most firms sink between a hundred thousand dollars and two hundred and fifty thousand dollars on someone in their first three or four years," and in most cases, of course, that investment comes to naught.

The new Lois Lane, Kate Bosworth, is not a patch on Margot Kidder, or, for that matter, on Teri Hatcher, in the TV series; much of Singer's casting errs toward the drippy and the dull, and your heart tends to sink, between the rampant set pieces, as the movie pauses listlessly for thought.

This reduction was not observed in CBM results, which report only a slightly increase in the C sink between 2007 and 2012, which is consistent with the decreasing harvest rates.

As a consequence, forests in the EU are a major carbon sink: between 1990 and 2012 the average annual forest sink was about 435 million tons of CO2 [17].

Earlier this month the Italian authorities recovered 14 bodies and rescued around 200 people after a boat sank between Libya and Sicily.

When he turned on the TV and saw a report that two ships had sunk between Turkey and Greece he called the smuggler, sick with worry.

A cunning, and costly, system of tunnels carved through the mountains and sunk between the islands means that getting from one to another is easy by car.

Viewed from the top of a hill, the sun sank between potato fields, whose rows stretched all the way to the sea.

The basic design used piles driven into the riverbed and old boats filled with stones sunk between them to make cofferdam-like foundations.