Sentence examples for well drowning from inspiring English sources

He then proceeded to play very loudly and not very well, drowning out even the usual screeching and creaking.

Well, drowning your fish in soy sauce falls into the same realm.

For the trade unionists and leftists gearing up to take on President Nicolas Sarkozy and his government over treasured welfare benefits, protests may well drown out the summer storm over the Roma.

And if you should happen to read the sentence aloud in the company of musicians, the sound of gnashing teeth may well drown out any attempt to read further.

Directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali In Hindi, with English subtitles 166 minutes "Saawariya" announces itself as an adaptation of Dostoyevsky's "White Nights," but whatever Russian soul may dwell deep within it is pretty well drowned in Bollywood style.

It becomes a commentary on the financial markets themselves: there is not much you can do in a down market but drown your sorrows (so might as well drown them in Jack Daniels).

According to its figures, there are billions who are not surfing on the Third Wave; they do not even know how to surf and if left to their own devices may very well drown in the global economy.

As I have jumped into the deep end of fantasy I might as well drown.

When he discovered her with a lover he chased her and she fell into a well and drowned.

Her explanation that this hadn't worked very well was drowned out by guffaws from people who knew him.

"As for the tabloid life, I just try to do my job and do it well and drown that stupid noise".