Sentence examples for submerged like from inspiring English sources

"Right now my emotions are submerged, like under water".

It first appears in 1994, ambiguously, in "Real Circus," by Saafir, in Oakland: "I submerged like a / Murk on the Mental".

Indeed, it was not difficult to find examples of dead or dying reefs - submerged like eerie, aquatic ghost towns.

However, Mike Clark of USA Today felt that the "usually appealing Kate Beckinsale" is "inexplicably submerged — like her hospital colleagues — under heaps of tarty makeup that even actresses of the era didn't wear".

In these past months, her mind would quite often submerge like this in her surroundings.

And now here I was, soul submerging like a Navy Seal writing script after script after play after book.

Andrea Leadsom sort of surfaced and then submerged again, like a brief glitch in the matrix, and as for Iain Duncan Smith, I like to think he's still in a room in a hotel somewhere, sipping tea and making Powerpoints, blissfully unaware Leadsom has stepped down.

It submerged cinema like a tidal wave".

Longitudinal, heave and pitch, motion of ships in response to encountered waves can be smoothed using moving submerged wings, like transom flaps or a T-foil under the bow.

Tim and Trevor Michels, father and son, stared into the holes, their spears hooked to the ceiling and the pitchfork-like heads submerged to avoid a noisy splash if they stabbed at an unsuspecting sturgeon.

The dynamic response of submerged and confined disk-like structures is of interest in engineering applications, such as in hydraulic turbine runners.