Sentence examples for sinks that he from inspiring English sources

They are comically bathetic one is written in rich praise of sinks that he has used and loved; another extols the unfathomable glories of the string bean.

"Europe won't sink that easily," he told the Rheinische Post.

But he then sinks that putt to stay three up with five to play.

"Once you sink that first stake," he was fond of saying, "they'll never make you pull it up". Mr. Moses' work crews kept sinking stakes - and pulling up none - through Smith's governorship, and by the end of 1928, there were 9,700 acres of state parkland on Long Island.

"It can sink or swim on that," he said.

Woods really needs to sink that bogey effort - and he does!

"If the New York Times backs him, he's sunk". That's not likely to happen anytime soon, of course, but there's a grain of truth to Simon's argument.

Seated on a stool, he was recounting "loss at a major cost," as the lyrics put it, but instead of sinking into that desperation he was drawing power from the music, growing stronger as he moved through it.

Armstrong said it still had not sunk in that he had joined the four other champions.

Even after she saw an object in his hand, it didn't sink in that he would attack.

On if this was the first night it sunk in that he's a New York Jet… Yeah.