Sentence examples for water sinking from inspiring English sources

I was slowly submerging in ice water, sinking faster with every inch.

Emergency services raced to the scene after the cockler Guo Bing Long, who subsequently died in the tragedy, dialled emergency services and said: "Sinking water, many many, sinking water... sinking water, sinking water".

Tarpons and ladyfishes spawn close to shore, and the eggs are shed and fertilized in shoal water, sinking to the bottom.

The deep and bottom water of the North Atlantic, as already stated, consists of surface water sinking between Iceland and Greenland and in the Labrador Sea, from which it spreads to the south.

While Mears might sit by a river in the Rockies crafting a canoe out of birch bark, Grylls would be up to his waist in the water, sinking his teeth into a live salmon and sucking the fluid from its eyeballs.

Water temperature can play a major role in setting up ocean currents, with colder and thus denser water sinking and sliding along the sea floor.

This water, known as Antarctic Bottom Water, sinks to the deepest depths of the oceans.

The water sinks into cracks and creates bigger fissures after several cycles of freezing and thawing.

Plumes of this briny water "sink like syrup falling off a spoon," Dr. Wadhams said.

The gray dust floated atop the waves for a while but soon, saturated with water, sank and vanished.

North-flowing Antarctic Surface Water sinks to about 3,000 feet beneath warmer Subantarctic Surface Water along the Antarctic Convergence to become the Subantarctic Intermediate Water.