Then the ship sinks.

Wood floats, but iron sinks.

Now it rises, now it sinks.

If she sinks, she's pure. If she floats

No, wait, if she floats she's pure, if she sinks...

My father's condition seems to improve one moment, but the next moment he sinks again.

And the ship sinks, and the captain has lost everything, but for a life jacket.

Or we could try trial by water. You know, see if she sinks or floats.

Finding a weapon that recognizes and sinks all of them makes the job that much harder.

So, I shelved it, and I made this other movie about a big ship that sinks.

And so he drops his bone to get the bone of the other dog and, of course, his bone sinks.

The message coming from the Fab Labs is that the other five billion people on the planet aren't just technical sinks they're sources.

And as the cold New England sun... slowly sinks behind the coroner s office... we take leave of mysterious, far off Sheridan Falls...

The dark room she built herself, with custom made stainless steel sinks, an 8 by 10 bed enlarger that moved up and down by a giant hand crank, a bank of color balanced lights, a white glass wall for viewing prints, a drying rack that moved in and out from the wall.

And on Wooster street, in a building with a creaky hallways, and a loft of the 12 foot ceiling and a darkroom with too many sinks under the color balance light, she found a note, tacked to the wall thumb tacked, left over from the times before towers, from the time before babies.