sinking ship造句

The crew abandoned the sinking ship.

The cargo is unloaded safely from the sinking ship.

A police helicopter rescued passengers on a sinking ship.

The captain tried to make the ship lie alongside the sinking ship hut in vain.

The scandal caused investors to pull their support like rats leaving a sinking ship.

The lifeboat was sent out to rescue the sailors from the sinking ship.

He had personally received orders from commander Lehmann to ask for a sinking ship.

The old husband and wife helped many passengers into the boats, but they themselves were still on the sinking ship.

Given the tight economy, business people aren't particularly interested in pouring more money into what looks like a sinking ship.

They were in the saloon of a sinking ship, looking up at him through the darkening water.

Having employees who simply work for a paycheck is a sure sign of a sinking ship, and only a true leader can steer it.

Getting help from outside experts can mean the difference between smooth sailing and a sinking ship, both at startup and as your business matures.

Liverpool manager Rafa benitez is in charge of a "sinking ship" and has no dialogue with his players, according to Albert Riera.

As the vessel's orchestra played soothing music to calm the passengers, women and children were escorted to the limited supply of lifeboats, leaving healthy young men to go down with the sinking ship.

But although a correlation between them leaving and subsequent bad performance at the firm is suggestive, it does not mean that such directors are always jumping off a sinking ship.

I found myself in a prominent place watching from far off the unfolding of a disaster - an earthquake, a fire in a skyscraper, a sinking ship, an erupting volcano.

These ten characters represent their sinking ships or predatory towns, which amount to a share of the villain.

Other aspiring rulers tried to make islands by sinking ships in shallow water or building on reefs and shoals.