Sentence examples for still drowning from inspiring English sources
That debate rages still, drowning out realities that potentially flatter him.
Main Street is still drowning in crisis while Wall Street is awash in Champagne.
In these austere times, it seems consumers are still drowning their sorrows.
But many buildings are still drowning under heavy debt loads, leaving few properties that can support new borrowing.
A few weekends back I cooked another dish he likes and, still drowning in that river, bought 24 chicken breasts.
The world is still drowning in debt, unemployment is still rising, wages are stagnant and the threat of higher taxes hangs over consumers.
"People will still drown.
You could still drown, of course.
And the rich would still drown out everyone else because most people can't give more than $2,500 – if they can even give that.
"Sometimes they'll say, 'I went through this, but it's nothing like what you went through.' But I tell them that, if I drown in 60ft of water and you drown in 30ft, we both still drowned.
The point you won't see on any media release or hear at a doorstop press conference is this: even if people haven't drowned on the way to Australia, they've still drowned.
