Sentence examples for will underwater from inspiring English sources

In defence of these pipsqueak narcissists, Thornberry's presentation seems to have been no better than on the subsequent morning's Today programme interview, when she fixated on spurious technological concerns (will underwater drones make it impossible for nuclear subs to hide?) rather than the grand big argument Labour needs to have.

Six miles of it will be underwater.

"All this will be underwater," he said.

Leave it up to the free market, and in a few generations Florida will be underwater.

If Mr. Romney gains a few points on Mr. Obama nationally, Mr. Obama will be underwater in a lot of places.

NASA is already planning for the day when parts of the Kennedy Space Center, on Florida's Cape Canaveral, will be underwater.

The only good thing about Tropicana Field is that eventually it will be underwater eventually thanks to global warming.

FINA simultaneously announces that it will introduce underwater cameras to crack down on illegal kicks and other forms of cheating at major swimming events.

At the rate the water's going up, the ground floor of my house — where the kitchen is — will be underwater in a year.

The entire area – representing about $3bn in property and about 10% of homes – will be underwater in the second half of the century, according to Noaa's projections.

Climate Central's projections show that the biggest cities in Florida, and a great deal of the Northeast coastline (including New York City), will be underwater by 2100, when almost everyone now alive will have "managed" to leave the scene.