Sentence examples for to be drowned from inspiring English sources

But the doubters are likely to be drowned out.

She was convinced she was about to be drowned.

"I want to be drowned in beauty," she remarked.

Twice on Tuesday, he started to answer questions only to be drowned out by roaring thunder.

Such hopes seem to be drowned out Tuesday by the thunder of artillery barrages.

A woman's voice stood out especially: "There are people here about to be drowned!

It would be nonsense for me to be drowned when I am the only uninjured one".

The ultimate fate of most islands, however, is to be drowned through subsidence and/or truncation by marine erosion.

More stress, of course: to be drowned out in turn by drink after drink after drink.

Voices of people continue to be drowned by corporate interests, whose sole aim is profit.

Women's voices on co-sung albums were more likely to be drowned out by men.