sinking

IPA: sˈɪŋkɪŋ

noun

  • The process by which something sinks, or is sunk.
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Examples of "sinking" in Sentences

  • He survived the sinking of the ship.
  • Frohman died in the sinking of the ship.
  • He survived from the sinking of the ship.
  • In the confusion of the ship sinking, the twins are parted.
  • There were a captain and jack on the boat, escaping from the sinking ship.
  • I mumbled something about the effectiveness of bailing out a sinking boat.
  • The boat is sinking, and the players and the owners are hosing down the deck.
  • He took a closer look at the crystal, his expression sinking like a flat tire.
  • In addition, few donors are looking to support what she calls a "sinking ship."
  • If the Republicans and their industry allies are successful in sinking the Byrd Act, another option for worker safety reform won
  • If the Republicans and their industry allies are successful in sinking the Byrd Act, another option for reform won't present itself again soon, or at least until the next mine explodes.
  • If the Republicans and their industry allies are successful in sinking the Byrd Act, another option for worker safety reform won't present itself again soon, or at least until the next mine explodes.

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