Sentence examples for will sink beneath from inspiring English sources

Milk poured from higher (5-10cm above the cup) will sink beneath the surface.

If nothing is done to cut global carbon emissions, the country will sink beneath rising seas this century.

Whether in 50 or 100 or 200 years, there's a good chance that New York City will sink beneath the sea.

This week's Poetry Pairing matches Robert Frost's classic poem "Fire and Ice" with an Opinion piece by James Atlas that, in addition to quoting Frost's poem (and T.S. Eliot as well), states that "whether in 50 or 100 or 200 years, there's a good chance that New York City will sink beneath the sea".

Inflows are controlled by their density relative to that of the lake, such that warm inflows will flow over the surface of the lake as a buoyant surface flow and cold, dense inflows will sink beneath the lake water where they will flow along the bathymetry towards the deepest point.

"We've heard everything from suggestions that Blackpool will sink beneath the waves to the idea that we will use the wells for nuclear waste".

The bog is called a quaking bog to indicate the instability of the surface, which will sink slightly beneath a weight.

The real question is whether the world's number one economy will sink slowly beneath the waves as its infrastructure crumbles and politicians fight over the rubble.

Anything on the ground surface left alone for long enough will sink down 10 30cm beneath an accumulation of earthworm casts.

The nations that will be submerged won't sink beneath the waves on his watch, but they will sink.

Or perhaps we will never wean ourselves from oil and, like the doomed crew of the Pequod, will collectively sink beneath the waves, with not even Ishmael left to tell the tale.