Sinking In A Sentence

• When he thrust her down she seized his hand in her teeth, sinking them deep into it.
• Was it indeed a city of stone and wood which shone before us in the level rays of the sinking sun?
• The other could not speak, but sinking down into a chair, buried his face in his hands.
• Just as he was sinking into sleep, Bruno caught him by the shoulder and shook him.
• The wounded man, sinking with shock and internal hemorrhage, uttered a string of oaths.
• The terrace opposite, sinking in decay, had become a den of thieves, the scum of a city rookery.
• Then she knelt, and King did the same, his knees sinking deep into another cushion.
• Mrs. Dormer-Smith took the card and examined it through her eyeglass with a sinking heart.
• As her head emerged she saw Captain Glass, who could not swim, sinking several yards away.
• Many a gay wherry glides along; And see, deep sinking in the tide, Pushes the last boat now away.
• He was conscious for a moment of the weight being lifted from him, and he was sinking into the water as if into a soft couch.
• In constant fear of sinking all the while, The winds so contrary, such stormy weather! PAR.
• The fiery stuff did not excite him; it merely had the effect of keeping him from sinking into unconsciousness of his misery.
• He ascended to the top of a house that was already on fire, and continued working till the building was sinking under him.
• A shaft of light from the sinking sun struck in through the coloured window behind her, and fell across her face with an indescribable glory.
• Here a washing raft lay where he had thought of sinking his spoil, or there boats were moored, and everywhere people swarmed.
• The little boats fairly fly over the water and at last they reach the sinking steamer, and are filled and rowed safely to the island.
• The moment the excitement of the impending fight passed away, every one was sinking with fatigue, and all his other troubles came back.
• Unable to get at her, she bottled up the "Koenigsberg" by sinking colliers in the only navigable channel.
• She peered out, shading her eyes from the level rays of the sinking sun, and starting back at sight of Jenny.
• It was her intention to follow Max, but when she tried to put on her wrap she found herself unable to do so, sinking back upon the couch.
• The consolidated fund in this case was $983,000, the sinking fund five per cent., and the interest three per cent.
• I felt my courage sinking even here, but I pulled myself together, opened the last door with my key and stepped out into the fourth courtyard.
• I Was considered a ruined man, and of course fair game for every one to pluck at, as every one plunders a sinking ship.
• The diversion seemed likely to save Terence, who, turning, sped swiftly along the furrows, favoured by sinking twilight.
• He had taught him his trade, and here, with a sudden sinking in his heart, he remembered that the pupil had easily surpassed the master in dexterity.

• Save us from sinking down.
• The boys listened with sinking hearts.
• In 1857 the sinking fund was to be raised to six per cent.
• They were just sinking as I came for you.
• Oh, my Lord, save me from sinking down.
• How black was his despair when he felt himself sinking again!
• Within there is only the quick breathing of the sinking man.
• Would they reach the sinking vessel in time to save any of the victims?
• But they saw many others struggling and sinking in the waves.
• Stopping in front of his own house, he regarded it with a sinking heart.
• He could not look forward to that without a desperate sinking of heart.
• Jessie moaned, sinking back on the seat and covering her face with her hands.
• Sheen stopped dead, with a queer, sinking feeling within him.
• Then I added, sinking into the padded chair before the writing-table.

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