Sentence examples for sink some of from inspiring English sources

If Bassani has helped to sink some of that sense of tradition in sailing, purists take note: he has no regrets.

Fear of Isis has led former rivals and opponents such as the US and Iran, Kurdish parties and Shia and Sunni politicians in Baghdad, to sink some of their differences, though these have not gone away.

So since a financial crisis forced Thailand to allow its currency to float on July 2nd (and then sink), some of its neighbours have had to strap the lifebelts to theirs.The Philippine peso is finding it hardest to keep its head above water.

And, with as much irony as you can cram into any one scenario, one of the major villains of the piece, in Holding's eyes, is Sir Allen Stanford, the American businessman he persuaded to sink some of his many millions into cricket in the West Indies.

As a South Korean ferry came to a shuddering halt and rapidly began to sink, some of those on board sent harrowing text messages to their loved ones.

It's easy to see why others would be taking a wait-and-see approach given the volatility of the market at this early stage, but will failure to act sink some of the industry's longest sailing ships?

He sank some of his $16.8 million contract from the Sacramento Kings into acquiring Songandaprayer and another promising 2-year-old, Shooter, who cost $170,000.

But John has sunk some of his loot into Conference club Mansfield Town, and has now helped the club to a tie against Liverpool in the third round of the FA Cup.

Allen sank some of his fortune into Zowie Intertainment, a startup that sold complicated play-sets that connected to computers and allowed kids to manipulate an interactive game.

Allen sank some of his multibillion-dollar fortune into Zowie Intertainment, a startup that sold complicated play-sets that connected to computers and allowed kids to manipulate an interactive game.

For months, as Illinois and other states watched revenues sink, some leaders seemed wary of any drastic steps, given competitive political races in November.