Sentence examples for tendency to sink from inspiring English sources
They have a tendency to sink into a grey-green mush when cooked.
But skis with tiny middles also have a tendency to sink in powdery snow.
If the water is less salty it will also be less dense, reducing its tendency to sink below the surface.
As a group, blennies tend to wriggle while swimming, in order to counteract a strong tendency to sink at the tail.
The yacht offers conclusive proof that evolution extends beyond living creatures and includes ships: HMS Beagle, Darwin's vessel, was 28m long and was among a class of ship nicknamed 'coffin brigs' because of their tendency to sink; by contrast, La Pinta is a gleaming beauty, 60m long, with three decks, panoramic lounge bar, library, gym and hot tub.
Blanchett's tendency to sink into the environment of the film and fully inhabit other lives includes within it the risk of blurring her own physical presence in favor of the character's, sometimes to such an extent that you forget whom you're watching.
Farrell began to sink putts.
It needed to spread, to sink in.
"One to set and one to sink.
