Last December, two of Mr. Luna's relatives, including his 25-year-old half-brother, died unexpectedly, sinking Mr. Luna into depression, relatives said.
WASHINGTON -- House Republicans unexpectedly sunk their own $37.4 billion water and energy spending bill on Thursday because it included a provision ensuring that people who work for government contractors can't be fired for being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
2 They also sent out nine of their ships, giving the commanders orders to sail in every direction and, appearing unexpectedly, to sink some of the ships they intercepted and bring others to the city.
In "Koumpo," a masked harvest dance from Guinea-Bissau, an explosion of squatting, thudding dance as insistent as the drumming that accompanied it came to a momentary lull when the men sank unexpectedly and suddenly to a sitting position, one knee bent and wrapped with an arm.
The resulting tensions could yet sink Mr Prodi's unexpectedly durable coalition.
She became the only battleship to sink a submarine when she rammed the when it unexpectedly broke the surface after firing a torpedo at another dreadnought in 1915.
If you came upon Jean unexpectedly she was always sunk in her chair, gazing into space with a deeply sad expression.
The NTSB dissenting opinion held that the Fitzgerald sank suddenly and unexpectedly from shoaling.
February nonfarm jobs sank by an unexpectedly large amount and weekly jobless claims numbers have remained high.
She leaned forward over the sink, unexpectedly dizzy, taking her weight on her arms, and staring down into the dark passage of the drain, understanding it for a few seconds as if it opened a way out of the world, or into it.
And while the December performance was considerably better than expected, most private analysts said that the deficit would likely widen again in coming months unless the economy sinks unexpectedly into recession.
