Verwenden Sie „drowned“ in einem Satz

1. The waters rose above the chimney and the man drowned and went to heaven where he met God

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2. But the bottles were full of tears and the hookers had drowned

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3. The waters rose above the chimney and the man was drowned and went to heaven where he met God

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4. A drowned rat, he thought, a drowned rodent waiting out the

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5. The words invaded his brain and drowned out his own thoughts

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6. It was like a waterfall and pumping blood and a drumbeat all at the same time and it drowned her out completely in a few seconds

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7. A drowned rat, he thought, a drowned rodent waiting out the flood in his shabby little nest, and yet he felt a certain thrill at the sight of this weedy little specimen, as though they were joined by an invisible umbilical cord

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8. Alan himself might have drowned in that water

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9. The son was drowned in the family pool

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10. Their passion was loud, and not drowned out by the rushing water

11. For centuries those vicious teeth have ripped apart hundreds of ships and drowned over a thousand people

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12. The great politician was drowned out in a storm of derision, with shouts and cat-calls ringing out everywhere

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13. The wind was howling again for all the drowned sailors, overturning chairs and tables, clattering things that clattered

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14. As they uttered the very first word of the ceremony the most horrendous wailing drowned out their massed voices and the air was filled with the thud and boom of bass notes and percussion

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15. ” but the clucking of the chickens drowned her out

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16. word of the ceremony the most horrendous wailing drowned out

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17. drowned in that lake than have to face the crowd and especially the guy who saved

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18. nearly drowned by the sound of the wind in their ears

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19. anything, their shouts and cries being drowned out by the wind and

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20. The speakers drowned his name

21. The dazzling play of light on the water that has drowned his memories reminds him how Rezarta used to smile

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22. She wished she could hear the conversation, but even this close it was drowned out by the chernockas

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23. drowned in the process

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24. babbling was drowned out by another voice, a voice that John Smith hadn’t heard

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25. The large band drowned out almost everything, said at the table

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26. In all great towns, several are every night exposed in the street, or drowned like puppies in the water

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27. trapped and drowned in the pier excavations when the

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28. "Then for many years the nice place I'd fixed up for us went downhill as I drowned my sorrows over losing you

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29. ‘He drowned trying to save a child

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30. ’ - then his voice was drowned out by the din

31. But then I eared, perhaps he might have drowned

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32. Just pick out whatever flies have drowned in it

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33. both had drowned in one another’s eyes

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34. Father said they were the rising souls of drowned sailors, eager to help their brethren in a time of peril

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35. All too soon it was over when the floodgates opened and drowned them in wave after wave of ecstasy

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36. She would have drowned if Andrastus hadn’t leaped into the sea to save her

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37. Bold talk of war and business and wine and song drowned out the pained grunts and sneezes and coughs of the beggarly class

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38. But I now had experience at not being drowned, and

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39. I wondered if my life would flash before me as people said it did when you drowned when all of a sudden I felt a yank on my pack and my head cleared the surface leaving me coughing and spluttering

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40. “Herod was so jealous, suspicious and afraid for his position and power, he had his brother-in-law, Ariostobulus drowned

41. We had heard of at least one person who was suffering horribly from the disease who had gone to the latrines by himself sat on the pole slipped of into the trench and drowned in shit because he was to weak to get out

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42. have to train all of you idiots!” the rustling of blankets almost drowned out his last few words as he

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43. He was a large hairy fellow and the beer matted the hair on his body and made him look like a drowned ape

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44. At least it drowned most of the fleas

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45. There had been six kittens, but one drowned in that old woodpile

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46. The roar of motorbikes drowned her words as Christian Lake and Alf turned up, (Eileen had called them) Christian to defend Mrs

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47. I can tell you that besides a suicide by carbon monoxide, nothing smells as badly as a drowned body

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48. Sunset was first heralded by the Cuban bugler, but his puny notes were soon drowned by the harmonious burst of trumpets, as the beautiful “retreat” of the American army was sounded by the various regiments encamped at Sevilla, about a mile behind

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49. There was a murmur of hoarse commands, bugle-calls rang out, while the roar of artillery, incessant crash of rifles and bursting shells, drowned the imprecations of the soldiers and the agonised cries of the wounded

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50. It nearly drowned a group of very senior officers watching our practice before lunch at the generals club

51. Their tremendous laughter drowned his call

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52. Down on the beach four cats ran towards a small fishing boat that had just beached, their hungry cries drowned out by the crashing of the waves

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53. "We'd all be swept away and drowned

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54. Drowned out by a sudden roar of protest, Grindel was forced to wait until things had settled down again

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55. The other outstanding moment was her arrival at the tunnel where Darkburst had drowned

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56. Badgers were good swimmers, so what had killed them? Why had they drowned? It wasn't that far a jump from the ledge to the pool

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57. I scared the shit out of him, he jumped in the water and nearly drowned in six inches of it

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58. “In this harbor, there are several sunken German destroyers and submarines filled with hundreds of drowned German soldiers

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59. I could have drowned in the darkness of his eyes

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60. He looked down at me, and I could have drowned in his eyes

61. The sound, as loud as a rifle going off, drowned out the top-fifty station

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62. �So, that stuck up bastard drowned her and then couldn't handle the heat

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63. scribed how I almost drowned in the canal, and how Lobo had

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64. Unaware that I’d almost drowned, his handsome face contorted

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65. had drowned in the Serpentine

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66. It didn't last long, as their chants were drowned out by the sound of a deafening hum

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67. He would not hold it against them if they already believed him dead, drowned at the bottom of a lake or butchered and fed to wild boars or roaming dogs

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68. He wondered then, how did she take the news? What did she make of them? Was she drowned in sorrow, was her spirit broken?

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69. “Just a minute! Did this friend who drowned have any tattoos?”

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70. Ladies in big hats and men in ties and sports jackets celebrated their wins and drowned their losses

71. Her shock; her bulging, weeping, gaping eyes, her slurping, wet, gasping for air as she clutched at her throat and drowned in her own blood, had Toby moaning in fear, shock and utter despair

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72. “We must be sure,” the elder leader cautioned in the stentorian tones of old wisdom, “of who our enemy is before we seek vengeance!” but his voice was drowned out in the bustle of angry preparation

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73. I certainly should not have been conscious for it, having lost so much blood and being nearly drowned

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74. He could hear Nisaba’s groan as she strained into the uphill climb, before it was drowned by a much larger sound

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75. Ethan almost erupted into a drowned out shout:

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76. The sound of crickets and buzzing mosquitoes were drowned by the monotonous `put-put’ of the two-stroke motor that somehow managed to barely propel the barge

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77. Soon they would die, convinced they had drowned, killed by the power of their own false imagination

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78. We would have drowned in the certain conviction of our own false reality

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79. Maxentius was defeated along the Tiber River at the battle of Milvian Bridge and was drowned in the river (Oct

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80. A loud mumbling drowned out everything else, wild gazes at Elior on whose shoulder Calras had placed his hand

81. Ebira and her brothers followed with a roar of laughter that almost drowned out the morning’s choir of birdsong

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82. The bells and horns of the busy streets drowned out

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83. They drowned out the sound of the battle around her

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84. Children were safe except Eclipse, Veena’s sister who is later drowned into the river in the hope of bringing the story to an end but surprisingly she somehow survived and did the same which she is made for

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85. She did not hear more as her own furious scream drowned out Alaric's voice

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86. She looked up from her stone when Ilmal and Calras suddenly jumped up, and their shouts drowned out the others’ laughter

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87. When the song began in the back for the fourth time, the laughter from most drowned it out and no one could continue as the laughter stole their words

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88. “I mean,” he says, “I had to find out that you almost drowned in a water tank from Caleb

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89. my daughter home in nothing but a trench coat, he’d be drowned in the fountain

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90. I feel as if I had drowned a kitten

91. The priests then seized him and drowned him in the sea

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92. But the sound of the sirens drowned out her screams, and Seko got in the car and

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93. Her mind reeled with the images of the man who had drowned

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94. was safe; minutes later he was drowned

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95. “I nearly drowned, that’s what

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96. She was found drowned in her pool

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97. “Her mother is dead; she was drowned in the

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98. Afterwards, Manda had almost drowned in guilt

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99. a flood; and shall be drowned, as by the flood of Egypt

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100. When I walked out onto the stage I had a flashback of old footage of the Beatles being drowned out by screaming fans