Sentence examples for some sinking from inspiring English sources
So acting dishonestly ought to come with some sinking feeling of having violated social and personal codes.
"You spread the people over just two gathering times," Father Hansel said, "the pews look reasonably filled and people don't have the depressing sense they are part of some sinking ship".
Even men who suffer no serious physical consequences are profoundly shaken by the experience of rape, some sinking into depression or attempting suicide, the Human Rights Watch report says.
McCormick, however, notes that Martin "adds his own poetic twist" to the lyric "Who the captain of some sinking ship would stow, far below/So if you love me, why'd you let me go?".
"Some sank along the way".
Originally there were 168 markers, but some sank into the ground and were lost or were destroyed by construction or stolen.
Wijdan Adil, who helped found the Daughters, said Iraqi officials had encouraged the women to keep working as a matter of duty to Iraq and their slain husbands, even as some sank into debt and became disillusioned with the government.
Wood Mackenzie, a research consultancy, estimates that the "break-even price" of American projects is clustered around $65-70, suggesuggesting are vulnerable (these calculations exclude somanyunk costs, such arebuilding roads).
Vessels collided and were thrown on the reefs or ashore, and some sank.
Even a landless city gardener could have some luck sinking a cold-weather vine into a container like an EarthBox.
