submerging造句
1. The river burst its banks, submerging an entire village.
2. They wove across the metallic dunes, submerging themselves like roots, surfacing again, twitching, throbbing sluggishly.
3. I went down like a diver submerging, the floor flowed over my head.
4. With resigned disgust, Alice lay back, submerging herself in the only softness available at that time-the pillow.
5. By submerging a piece of rubber in ice water.
6. The flood rapidly rose, submerging the neighboring villages.
7. I watched the submarine gradually submerging.
8. The alligator showed its snout before submerging.
9. I watched the village gradually submerging.
10. Freedom flow state and submerging flow state have different influence on cavity pressure.
11. She was already submerging herself in social work for the East side tenemeats in New York.
12. By submerging the buzzer into the water, the working condition of the microjetwas satisfied.
13. The act or an instance of submerging , as of a submarine or a skin diver.
14. She was already submerging herself in social work for the east side tenements in New York.
15. Is it worth submerging Lake Baikal in disaster because the profit of papermaking is enormous?
16. One experiment involved men and women submerging their arms in ice water.
17. This allowed the filter to slide down to the bottom submerging the trickle filter section.
18. Eck therefore had a whole night's steaming to put himself a hundred miles from the sinking before submerging at dawn.
19. His head could be seen briefly rising above the water, then submerging again.
20. Then we were off and running with subfreezing temperatures, submerging boats in the water, subservient, subterranean.
21. Severe storms and hurricanes are capable of completely distroying many well - developed submerging bars.
22. The storm inflicted the worst flooding the island has seen in at least a half-century, submerging large swaths of farmland in chocolate-brown muck and swamping city streets.
23. Submarine endures repeating stochastic loading by outer hydraulic pressure in the course of floating and submerging.