Sentence examples for sinking itself from inspiring English sources

In Titanic Tragedy (WW Norton, £16.99) John Mantone-Grauthorityauthonity ocean-goinging liners, broadens the scope from the sinking itself to examine wider issues: why didn't the new-fangled wireless technology save more lives?

The sinking itself was never photographed.

The effects of the sinking itself are chillingly believable, as is the stunt work, with passengers leaping from the ship and drop like flies from its tipping railing.

Schwarzenegger's T1 robot chassis was a marvel of special effects, and in Titanic, it wasn't simply a matter of creating the great sinking itself.

Scapa Flow is the most famous wreck diving spot in the UK, where the entire German fleet sank itself in 1919.

La Gazzetta said the only surprising thing about his racist comments was "the peremptory speed with which the ancien regime has managed to sink itself".

"What Eurisko did was say that if any of our ships got damaged it would sink itself — and that would raise fleet agility back up again," Lenat said.

Burrowing behaviour, in which an individual sinks itself entirely (or partially) into the substrate, is frequent among strombid gastropods.

Over time, and without notice, you can see the formless remains of Big Ben sinking into itself.

The sink itself may be missing, but the faucets are here, forming the posterior of Barbara Lubliner's "Here, Boy," a pull-toy pet that is obviously male.

In China, perhaps because private housing is relatively new, developers get away with selling apartments in new buildings that lack the most basic amenities, like electrical outlets or faucets in a sink -- sometimes even the sink itself.