sunk-in

The stock market bubble has burst and, despite signs of economic recovery, Wall Street seems to be sunk in gloom.

I look up to the sky, as if sunk-in kite to the blue sky studded with flowers.

I sat silently for about 10 minutes as the power of it sunk in. I really felt the weight of the situation and of my life wash over me.

His shoulder, sunk in an old military jacket, rested against the wall and a radio antenna stuck out of his pocket.

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

Most of sub-Saharan Africa seems to be sunk in a perpetual drought that has fed a numbing series of civil wars.

One day, having a cold, he took to picking up the glass inkwell that was sunk in his desk top and quietly clearing this throat into it.

Sunk in the misery of my eleventh broken heart (I'm a bit of a slow learner), it took me a while to wrap my head around it.

Right down at the end of the street there was a spring under a birch tree and there had been a barrel sunk in the ground.

Built on wooden pilings sunk in the ooze of a backwater lagoon, Venice rose over a millennium to become a city-state of dazzling power.

In the next room was the man, his chin sunk in the open collar of his favorite wool shirt.

It hasn't really sunk in to be honest. . . you don't make things like this to win prizes, you do it to satisfy yourself.

Forgotten past. Time sunk in darkness. Deep down in murky water , I touch the soul that has wandered in eternity .

One silly aircraft carrier that could be sunk in two seconds with a battery of chinese surface to surface missiles.

Sterner had sunk in on himself like an empty gasbag, and no efforts were sufficient to inflate him.

Common sense, common care, common prudence, were all sunk in Mrs. Dashwood's romantic delicacy .

Severed from its West Bank feeder towns, Ramallah and Bethlehem, Arab East Jerusalem at night feels like a ghost-town sunk in neglect.

The truth that proliferating trade disputes ends up hurting everybody appears to have sunk in.

These milestones of human progress occur in the midst of a society sunk in a statistically proven barbarism.

It still hasn't really sunk in now that I could be playing in the Premier League week in and week out. It's unreal.

In 1937, in the beginning of the Japanese invasion, it was sunk in the Huangpu harbor to prevent enemy ships from entering.

She was taken in tow and sailed on for 12 years until she was loaded with cheap boots and cat food and sunk in an insurance scam.

Those caverns had been sunk in the swampy ground at great cost, for the security of the Empire.

I had a feeling I had been told something really important, but it took many years before it sunk in.

The lesson of inflation had not sunk in.

one undersea ridge south of the Nicobars was once, he suspects, a piece of Sumatra that sunk in the distant past.

Dust blown to heaven is still dust. Gold sunk in the sea is still gold.

Inflorescence with broad foliaceous axis, spikelets not sunk in axis cavities; lower lemma herbaceous, upper lemma coriaceous.

This has sunk in so much that sometimes I'll find myself paralyzed in social situations.

But transport remains expensive and settlements themselves are often sunk in mud.

March of this year, South Korea, "Tian" warship sunk in its waters are of 46 soldiers killed in ship.

e. g. I think the lesson has sunk in, he would not make the same mistake again.

A moat, walled ditch, or hedge sunk in the ground to serve AS a fence without impairing the view or scenic appeal.

The news was such a shock, it still hasn't really sunk in yet.

Adding a new dimension to my life show, meanwhile, the actress is sunk in the agony of indecision.

All were much thinner than the previous month, with eyes sunk in their sockets, throats rasping and hoarse. But everyone was excited, happy.

The fact that so many homeowners are sunk in negative equity will also constrain mobility.

But when they tried to wash off there stripes they found that the paint had sunk in well beyond there fur.

To my joy, the ball lied 2 or 3 yards straight in front of the flagstick , rolled upwards and sunk in the hole.

There are reports that at least one boat has sunk in the crossing.

Cap-and-trade initiatives in Washington started much earlier, but have sunk in Congressional quicksand.

He had heard from some old men before, that several ships loaded with diamonds and gold had once sunk in the nearby seashore.

The ship was sunk in a hurricane.

Spikelets sunk in cavities of rachis; rachis fragile; inflorescence a single bilateral raceme.

Those in bondage are sunk in worldliness and forgetful of God. Not even by mistake do they think of God.

The warnings of the teacher and the parents have sunk in his mind .

The lesson has sunk in and he won't make the same mistake again.

Other scientists hooked up wires to measure frowns and smiles before the meaning of the ads' words sunk in.

The ship was intentionally sunk in 1987 off Key Largo to create an artificial reef 120 feet deep.

The ship was sunk in 1918 to prevent invaders from reaching Arkhangelsk.

The UN Security Council issued a statement on the Cheonan, a South Korean patrol vessel that was sunk in March.

her moods were very changeable , now laughing loudly , and now sunk in despair.

His eyes [cheeks] have sunk in.

Intel's market share has sunk in most categories of computers, according to Gartner, a market research firm (see chart).

The Pakistani rupee has sunk in value to record levels against the dollar, largely because of ballooning debt overseas.

It may have at last sunk in with stockmarkets too.

'It's a hard life, by all accounts, ' murmured the Rat, sunk in deep thought.

I think the lesson has sunk in and he wouldn't make the same mistake again.

Everything has happened so quickly - has it sunk in yet?

We've probably got as many as 70 days left and that's really sunk in today.

He was sunk in deep gloom at the prospect of being alone.

A pleasure boat carrying more than 180 people has sunk in the Volga River in Russia.

My soul, sunk in a depression's shade.

so completely sunk in the sensation of sheer being.

He was sunk in a dismal torpor.

Impoverished regions in China are characterized mainly by a large area and population sunk in poverty.

She just sat there, sunk in depression.

All my islands have sunk in the deep.

Being sunk in sleep or dying forever.

She just sat there, sunk in thought.

Eating turtle grows a man's bank account, my translator said. I didn't get the meaning at first. Then it sunk in.

Hundreds of people contains a large ship sunk in the sea on fire, many people lost their lives, only 90 people survived.

Anyhow, this knowledge has not sunk in for so many people.

I think the lesson has sunk in: he won't make the same mistake again.

I was sunk in the ocean of flowers, no kidding!

North of Xiangjiao Gate Bridge is Fuchi Isle, where there is a man who had both her husband and son sunk in the waterway of Xiangjiao Gate.

The Skarbakk is the fourth ship they've sunk in 12 years.

"It hasn't sunk in to the Western elite that they can't tell China what to do, " he adds.

I think it hasn't really sunk in yet.

Andy Ritchie He was 15 years old when it finally sunk in just how special he was.

He related the story of those towns, cities and citizens in detail 2. When people saw the land, boat sunk in the ice and start to crush

Therer two Adriatic Sea in the world , the one is at Venice a far distance, the another is sunk in sleep at fantasy of darkness night ;

The sky that has long sunk in the darkness

in long prefabricated sections sunk in place as in immersed tubes;

Distribution and Calculation of Soil Pressure Inside and Outside the Large-diameter Cylinder Sunk in the Clay

slum children already sunk in apathetic despair

Having put one foot down, he had sunk in;

a ship that's sunk in the desert