用“sunk”造句大全，sunk造句

The President has sunk so far in public esteem that many praise his decision but doubt his motives.

He was referring to the monument built in 1962 over the wreckage of the battleship Arizona, sunk by Japanese planes.

He sunk his teeth into the crocodile's nose, one of the few soft places on th reptile's body, and it let go of him.

The violet and purple sunset rays were growing dimmer, the light of the sun having already more than half sunk in the reflecting water.

The ship was sunk by an atomic submarine.

But his popularity has sunk by seven points, to 37%.

That markets have not sunk further is testimony to Brazil's newfound macroeconomic buoyancy.

Within one hour, all the Chinese Fleets were sunk or built a fire. Arms factory and wharf were destroyed.

Moreover, many Chinese flagships were hit during the first seven minutes and all were sunk or bursted into flames within an hour, leaving the Arsenal and dock damaged.

Life is a fragile boat, but the direction can not be determined by the sea. If the fate is delivered to the sea, the only waiting is sunk. What we need to experience is how we stick to our own direction.

The huge ship was sunk by a homing missile.

They were already in the gutter, it is just that they have sunk lower than anyone thought they could.

Mr Brown's stance is part of a broader reticence to engage with the public that helps to explain why his ratings have sunk so low.

The capital sunk in it is fabulous in amount.

Then one day came the news that the steamer Swadeshi had fouled the Howrah bridge and sunk.

Three invading battleships were sunk at one stroke.

Linton had sunk prostrate again in another paroxysm of helpless fear, caused by his father's glance towards him, I suppose: there was nothing else to produce such humiliation.

He has sunk half his fortune in a new business undertaking.

Wells have been sunk in the Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve, where herds of Ugandan kob antelope roam close to the site office of Tullow, which has pledged to ensure minimal environment degradation.

The wild boar had its tusk sunk deeply into a tree and howled desperately.