Sentence examples for will be drowned from inspiring English sources

Until it does, the producer countries will be drowned in these wars forever".

But environmentalists say that it threatens local biodiversity, which will be "drowned to satisfy the needs of the capitalist economy".

ITV provides the coverage here, so best to catch this in a pub where the commentary will be drowned out.

It will be drowned out in Vienna by a series of exhortations for tougher action in the "war on drugs".

Until that hold is broken, the voice of average Americans will be drowned out in the halls of power.

Small financial firms, such as credit unions and community banks, are none too pleased either, fearing that their voices will be drowned out under the new prudential regulator.

"It has been a period blessedly free of business guru books," Mr. Saffo said, "but I also have no doubt that there is a huge wave coming in over the horizon, and we will be drowning in Guru Inc. before long".

Large populations of newbies will be drowning in a marketing swamp with no time or tools to parse the stream.

Perhaps tighten up the dialogue a little, paper over some plot inconsistencies, and chuck a great trophy set in there for the glory hunters, and Square will be drowning in Gil – enough to buy as many Omnislash Limit Breaks from Battle Square as they like.

Although, in this case, you will be drowning from a male perspective as you play as a Hardy Boy.

And if any of this bothers any of us, we'll be drowned out by stirring and deeply emotional tributes to the kindness and goodness of this great man, which will make all these unpleasant thoughts about the reality of his actions blissfully disappear.