Sentence examples for to drowned from inspiring English sources
verb
To die from suffocation while immersed in water or other fluid.
- When I was a baby, I nearly drowned in the bathtub.
Ages in the range of 107.8 ka to 5.3 ka were calculated that are remarkably consistent with the stratigraphic model, thus demonstrating the successful applicability of optical dating to drowned landscapes.
Buoyed by the support of the Koch brothers and others, the Trump administration will do everything possible over the next three years to bankrupt the economy through tax "reform," pack the courts with anti-liberal judges, shed federal personnel, gut federal regulations, and otherwise ensure that the government it hands to its successor will be as close to drowned as possible.
To drown, to not be found?
So the writer decided to drown him.
Somebody starts to drown in midstream.
Makes you want to drown her".
Yesterday my counsellor tried to drown me.
Seeking to drown their own?
Jimmy wanted to drown himself.
