"sink into", "sink to" or "sink in"?
It certainly won't sink into the Sun. |
Don't hunch your back or sink into your chair. |
Untreated, she may have sunk into coma and eventually died. |
When it rained and we were standing washing bananas in the tanks, we used to sink into the mud. |
Nor did he sink into the abyss of despondency when the next morning he was banished from the kingdom for 14 long years. |
I sink into my own desire for her as I feel the silky glide of her skin against mine and our bodies begin to move in love. |
This must have taken years of planning, and many millions would have been sunk into building the operations to deliver it. |
After leaving the spotlight, Susan sank into the arms of producers and buried her head in her hands before starting to cry. |
It has not really sunk in yet, that it's the world No. |
He was made to sink in the earth and he would go on sinking. |
I am sunk in the depths, and I can not pull myself up or out. |
Bowker hung onto his boot, but started to sink in himself, weighed down by Kiowa's body. |
I know the danger of unaccounted weight on most the ferries that sink in Africa every-other-month. |
I'd hoping that tonight it won't take 2 1/2 hours for it to sink in that Momma ain't fooling around. |
It is possible that he has sunk in rank to that of a hired soldier but wants to demonstrate his earlier higher status. |
No one sat down and explained to me in a way that sunk in that after all this time my baby's condition was now inoperable. |
Im just in the depression phase, I need to let it sink in that i made a mistake, acted stupid and forgive myself for that. |
DeMarco then needs to start sinking in the body shots as early as possible in an attempt to draw the strength out of Broner. |
John took two punches and sank to the ground. |
The exhausted atheist sank to his knees, shaking. |
The scene ' She had sunk to the bottom, ' McInnes said. |
All round it are side gorges sunk to a depth nearly as profound as that of the main channel. |
Another great cheer arose when Houdin was hauled safely aboard and sank to the deck completely exhausted. |
Let the lure sink to the bottom and retrieve dead slow or twitch it back very slowly with a lot of pauses. |
As Murdoch became the leading force in the British press, the cultural reputation of British journalism sank to a new low. |
ITT or similar technical college So, as you can see, you would quickly sink to the bottom of my pre-interview list of candidates. |
From New Zealand's POV, they've sunk to a new low and it doesn't matter that we played well, because they should have played better than us. |
But the Muslim woman? s jokes are distinguished by their legitimate Islamic nature, and never sink to the level of being cheap, dirty or stupid. |
Pakistan is sinking by the minute. |
Now every year singapore is sinking by 1-2. |
In the end, it's weighed down and sunk by Shriver's need to show off. |
In 1940, during World War II, he was on board a navy vessel sunk by a German warship in the Atlantic. |
Chinese troopships bringing reinforcements were sunk by the Japanese, and in August war was declared. |
This far in 2012 the firm's shares have sunk by more than 60 percent, leaving it with a market cap of around $1. |
Presently the gigantic ship began to sink by the bows, and then those who had remained on board realized the horror of their situation. |
HMAS AE2 became the first allied warship to penetrate the Dardanelles, but was eventually sunk by the Turkish navy in the Sea of Marmora. |
Two of them sunk under the severe toils attending a journey of 3,000 miles. |
Bill -- I hope Manure don't sink under the weight of their debt as this would end up with some kind of resolution which would only work in their favour. |
The Greens quite like the bill but won't introduce it because they know it will sink like a stone. |
Others Simply gave up and went out of business and the economy sank like unto A rock dropped from a cliff. |
If both of you survive, then the marketplace is faring better than if you just end up sinking without any chance of recovery. |
Can I make a written submission or do I have to appear before the committee? You can just send a written submission, but that is likely to sink without trace. |
They should desert the ship before they sink with it. |
You couldn't tell then when she might sink with you, miles from any shore. |
I somehow have a feeling that he did not do that because he knows he will sink with it. |
While sweeping near Yongdok on 1 October the AMS Magpie, recently arrived from Guam, hit a mine, blew up, and sank with the loss of 21 of a crew of 33. |
Although it triggered a plankton bloom, it was considered a failure because the algae were eaten by crustaceans before they could sink with their load of CO2. |
Ione sank upon the couch, half dead with terror. |
The Thessalian groaned; she sank upon a seat in the hall. |
It works quickly and identically on both couples: ' agnes: Ottokar! She flings her arms around his neck ' -- ' tristan: Isolde! ' -- ' isolde (sinking upon his breast). |
The fact that it sank on its maiden voyage coupled with the romanticized myths and embellished anecdotes has made this iconic vessel the stuff of legend. |
The strains rose just so loud as to become intelligible, and then grew fainter and more trembling, until they finally sank on the ear, as if borne away by a passing breath of wind. |
The idea was born more than 15 years ago when, in the late 1990s, a paua diver located an anchor where the City of Newcastle had sunk on 14 November 1872 with the loss of two lives. |
The price of FB sank from an IPO high of $38 to as little as $19; it was trading on Thursday for just under $22. |
The show opened with a search and rescue team finding Jack's boat sunk from an explosion (read: foul-play) and a corpse, yet to be identified, on board. |
They all struggled -- with the exception of Thisara -- and many hearts sank at the low total. |
Yorktown, which the Japanese had believed sunk at the Coral Sea, was able to take part at Midway, but the two Japanese carriers had not been repaired. |
When Sigismund was 4 years old, one of George's ships sank off the coast of Venezuela. |
Even small changes in the total carbon stocks in soils provide a huge source or sink for carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. |
Chapter 14 Four inert bodies sank through spinning blackness. |
Coast Guard cutters, and a light vessel, sank due to the storm causing 344 deaths. |
Professor Walker is right more candour is needed, unfortunately some people aren't very bright; the proof is how far the independence campaign has sunk due to stupidity. |
The white colored pith will float to the top as well as the seed products will sink towards the bottom. |
Large swaths of the land were littered with trash, and the ground sank beneath you with each step. |
Blokhin must instil a confidence in a Dynamo side that is in danger of sinking below the surface. |
Uni's Battleship almost sunk as a result. |