Submerging in a sentence

Cover the fish with the breadcrumb mixture before submerging in the eggs.

Most houses in the areas affected are at the brink of submerging into the gullies.

On Sunday, the Yom River burst its embankments and flooded Muang district in the northern province of Sukhothai, affecting approximately 1,300 households and submerging around 960 acres of farmland.

After submerging her work computer in the bathtub, LaBrie’s mother had been fired from her job as a registered nurse.

But the river has risen higher than ever this year, spilling into the restaurant and the car park — even submerging a statue of the eatery’s cartoon character namesake.

Experts at Chisholm Hunter recommend verifying the water resistance rating before submerging a watch.

Then came in 2005, which destroyed Jean-Pierre’s home and art studio, submerging both under nine feet of water.

This occurred in September 2009, when Tropical Storm Ondoy (Ketsana) unleashed a month’s worth of rainfall in just six devastating hours, leading to widespread flooding and submerging a vast portion of Metro Manila within 24 hours.

Filing a microwave-safe cup, adding a little dish soap and submerging your sponge in the water is a method to help sanitize it.

Bhagamandala and Talacauvery have recorded heavy rains since last three days and traffic between the two places has been suspended with flood waters submerging the road.

But now the city is slowly submerging because more of the mantle is returning to Canada, where the thickest part of the ice sheet bore down on the landscape.

Dorian, a slow-moving Category 5 storm, has killed at least five people in the Bahamas and injured 21, in addition to levelling homes, tearing off roofs, submerging airports and destroying cars.

The secret to the perfect battered Creme Egg is to first wet the chocolate, before covering it in flour and dipping it in batter, before submerging the confection in the fryer.

Unless rescued, a drowning person has between 20 and 60 seconds to struggle on the water’s surface before submerging, and bodies stay upright in the water during the entire instinctive drowning response.

By Monday morning, their cul-de-sac was covered in at least 2 feet (0.6 meters) of water, nearly submerging mailboxes.

After submerging the dining saloon, three days were spent shooting Lovett's ROV traversing the wreck in the present.

An officer supervises submerging operations, c. 1914–1918.

Sometimes movable shields are used to reduce radiation levels in areas of the irradiation chamber instead of submerging the source.

The picture to the right shows one of many ways to achieve this, ponding – submerging setting concrete in water and wrapping in plastic to prevent dehydration.