Sentence examples for sinking out from inspiring English sources

"The coast is sinking out of sight," Oliver Houck has said.

He is swimming through them, his story emerging stroke by stroke, then sinking out of sight, till what's left is just impression, ripple, reflection.

Márquez's left eye was sinking out of view as the pockets of flesh circling his eye socket inflated towards each other.

Just think of Christie Whitman, who seemed to be sinking out of sight in the polls in the summer of 1993.

Yet now interest rates have gone even higher (this week the central bank raised the overnight rate from just under 30% to 32%), in order to stop the floating currency from sinking out of sight.

The crimes against humanity committed under the Nazi regime remain the issue that refuses to go away here, and every time it seems to be sinking out of view it breaks through the surface again.

Later she relents with Ben, but they sink out of sight along with the sunset.

Williams said that Ellis's "whole demeanour was that of a person who would have welcomed an earthquake or any convulsion of nature which would have opened a way for him to sink out of my sight".

As he drives away, the narrator glances back: "the house had sunk out of sight".

The sources sank out of earshot, even if the mode of inspiration remained in place.

The thick gray mixture ran into the waters of the Arctic Ocean and sank out of sight.