They're sinking.

I'm sinking here!

Rosie, we're sinking.

Have we stopped sinking? Fortunately...

In the meantime, Italy is sinking.

The South's sinking to its knees.

Come on, get up. We're sinking.

I was sinking pretty low, I thought.

Shut up! This boat's not sinking yet!

Hum! said Holmes, sinking back in deep thought.

But you're mistaken if you think I'm sinking.

Like the sinking of the Titanic. What happened?

I need to take care of a sinking boat.

This good ship ain't sinking! No one's lost overboard!

Yes, the same reasons rats flee a sinking ship.

It's a distress call, sir, from the Titanic. She's sinking.

We are the Titanic sinking. Please have your boats ready.

Her engine room's flooded and she's sinking by the head.

Through that time, it's been cooling and contracting, fracturing and sinking

Levelling New York City perhaps, or sinking the Rock of Gibraltar.

They say that when a ship is sinking, all the rats leave.

In this example let's say the pilot sees that the quadrotor is sinking.

When I first ate your noodles... ...my heart felt like it was sinking!

US debt hardly looks like a bargain right now, even without the sinking dollar.

In the areas investigated there was no evidence of large scale sinking of oil.

In his book Pursuit The Chase and Sinking of the Bismarck , the author Ludovic Kennedy describes an incident that allegedly took place below the Denmark Strait during 1941, following the sinking of the Hood .

Picture a cannibal, human teeth sinking into human skin, human flesh roasting over a fire.

After carrying all this violence, it comes to rest here, sinking gently back towards Earth.

The US was on the verge of sinking into isolationist nationalism, reinforced, perhaps, by xenophobic sentiment.

Haidar even manages to look on the bright side despite the bloody pit weíre sinking into.

Then I'll be responsible for sinking one of the destroyers maybe the whole lot of them.

Across the English Channel, British Euroskeptics rejoice that they have kept their distance from a sinking ship.

Today, the two largest Swiss banks are sinking in liabilities that exceed seven times the country s income.

Heavily referenced in the text are the Lisbon earthquake, disease, and the sinking of ships in storms.

You ever see The Abyss, where Ed Harris is sinking down along the side of the wall?

One day I'm going to do this holographically because I think that might not be sinking in properly.

That said, Palin s sinking approval ratings show that, while such women thrill to symbolic validation, they are not fools.

CAMBRIDGE The US Federal Reserve s desperate attempts to keep America s economy from sinking are remarkable for at least two reasons.

This created a two speed Europe, with debtor countries sinking under the weight of their liabilities, and surplus countries forging ahead.

Part of the problem has been the sinking dollar, which makes dollar investments look bad when translated into yen or euro.

The world urgently needs to create a political mechanism to help these countries escape the quagmire into which they are sinking.

If newspaper publishers continue merely to rearrange the deck chairs, their elegant, elitist and currently sinking ship will deserve its fate.

mdamra While London is sinking in mud, Córdoba recorded the 1st dustbin in history, there were collection vehicles and street cleaning!

See L. Speer, et al, Hook, Line and Sinking The Crisis in Marine Fisheries, NY NRDC, 1997, p. 95 and 126.

Now try to imagine the sinking feeling you get when you've just sent out 2,000 volunteers and you can't prove it.