Exemplos de uso de Was sinking em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Which was sinking.
Where were you when he was sinking?
The ship was sinking, losing power.
Things started piling up and I felt I was sinking?
Ourbase was sinking.
And for the semiconscious Ernie Belcher… the harsh reality was sinking in.
I heard it was sinking.
Then I was sinking faster than the Titanic.
Our house was sinking.
The ship was sinking, and I didn't want to go down with it.
The library was sinking!
The Titanic was sinking and nobody could do anything about it.
Indeed the only harbour of much importance;Phalerum was sinking into neglect.
Maybe this guy thought he was sinking the body by filling it with water.
 Indeed, our situation reminds me of what happened on the Titanic as it was sinking.
It felt like my body was sinking, my brain going numb.
But I was sinking, not in that swamp but in the biography, my whole life.
The passengers were not told that the ship was sinking, though a few noticed that she was listing.
As the ship was sinking, Poon Lim took a life jacket and jumped overboard before the ship's boilers exploded.
The passengers were not told that the ship was sinking, though a few noticed that she was listing.
She was sinking, and we were warned by cries from the men above to pull away from the ship quickly.
If correct, the coordinates of Samson place her within 10 miles of Titanic's position as the ship was sinking.
Just because Venice was sinking didn't mean my morals had to go down with it.
In an anecdote that circulated in the theological context, some years ago,it was said that a ship was sinking, and then the captain ordered.
Swami, when that man was sinking and almost drowned in the water, when did You go and lift him up?”.
The volcano, after emerging from the underwater bottom by an ejection of lava, andform an island of quite high, was sinking slowly by its own weight.
As the ship was sinking, he assisted many third-class passengers up to the boat deck to the lifeboats.
The second source of information are four bottles with messages inside, which were recovered later,that claimed to have been written while Naronic was sinking.
Eventually, as the ship was sinking quickly, the two men decided to jump and attempt to swim to safety.
Third-class passengers had not been prevented from reaching the lifeboats, buthad in many cases not realised until it was too late that the ship was sinking.