Sentence examples for sink drops from inspiring English sources

The Denakil Plain, in which a depression known as the Kobar Sink drops as low as 380 feet (116 metres) below sea level, is found here.

As they say in Catalan, de mica en mica s'omple la pica i de gota en gota s'omple la bóta: little by little you fill the sink, drop by drop you fill the barrel.

The older boy had a sink dropped on his head, while the younger boy had a sharp stick rammed into his arm and cigarettes pushed into the wound.

The temperature of the heat sink dropped from 67 °C to 50 °C when the system was operated under the condition of 36.4 Hz, 50 V, and λ = 2 mm.

At the end of the century, periods characterised by net terrestrial carbon release become more frequent and the average sink strength drops to close to zero.

They calculate that the efficiency of the Southern Ocean as a carbon sink has dropped by 30% compared with the amount it would be putting away if it had kept pace with levels of CO2.

Move your thumb slightly to the index finger side of the ball to get the ball to "sink" or drop before crossing the plate.

Pints sunk, guards dropped, the conversation drifted back to TripAdvisor.

During World War II CAP's coastal patrol had flown 24 million miles, found 173 enemy U-boats, attacked 57, hit 10 and sank two, dropping a total of 83 bombs and depth charges throughout the conflict.

If the mire beneath you feels too soft and you're still sinking after dropping to a crawling position, lie down completely and be prepared to move only one part of your body at a time.

It was a terrific idea to claim some of Columbus Avenue at the entrance to the plaza and sink a car drop-off lane below ground, with direct access to the basement concourse.