Sentence examples for totally sunk from inspiring English sources

There are films that were made two years ago that have totally sunk beneath the waves that no one will ever remember and that's as it should be.

Kay does the thing where she suggests that more evidence is needed before anyone makes a glib prediction: "It's somewhat erroneous to say at this point that Obamacare is totally sunk.

"It hasn't totally sunk in," Jessica reveals to OK!. "She dreams, she smiles, and coos and does all these things, but she hasn't seen enough of the world yet to understand any of that stuff.

While most of the reviews praised the young performers, Premiere magazine called the film's first half "silly" and the last half a "pseudo-provocation". Le Nouvel Observateur, a French weekly, said that Mr. Améris "totally sinks from one end to another, into what is never more than a bad, very bad, TV drama".

Just pray that you do not totally sink the ship before you understand how it operates.

If one step is bad, however, you're sunk totally and completely.

Let's weigh up the pros and cons of the entire Edinburgh Fringe as a whole and decide whether it's good or bad once and for all, shall we? – The Fringe is essentially Magaluf for the middle classes, by which I mean it is totally normal to have sunk six pints before 6PM every day for a whole month without anybody batting an eyelid.

The bamboo experts at La Bambouseraie de Prafrance near Anduze in Provence advocate a thick plastic rhizome barrier about a foot tall and sunk almost totally into the ground to stop the plant's underground stems spreading where they are not wanted.

I think he is still going through some transition things here where it hasn't quite sunk in totally," he added.

You might notice that every film reenactment depicted the ship sinking totally intact, up until James Cameron's version showed the ship correctly splitting in half.

There are two LCD monitors sunk into the front seat headrests and are totally independent from each other.