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How to use unsinkable in a sentence
The craft is rude and comfortless in the extreme and so constructed as to be nearly unsinkable if kept off the rocks.
BRITISH HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CARTHOMAS D. MURPHYIt is unsinkable for one thing, and, being flat-bottomed, slips over the waves instead of plowing through them.
CAP'N ERIJOSEPH CROSBY LINCOLNSeal the boat and she's unsinkable the way a corked bottle is.
THE SYNDICC.M. KORNBLUTHAlso, battleships which should be unsinkable and provided with longer-range guns than those of the enemy would be required.
THE SUBMARINE IN WAR AND PEACESIMON LAKEAny surface ship, to meet fully the submarine menace, must be not only unsinkable, but it must also be indestructible.
THE SUBMARINE IN WAR AND PEACESIMON LAKEBut some bits of wreckage of his plane had many unsinkable parts about it—the parachute ball for instance.
LORDS OF THE STRATOSPHEREARTHUR J. BURKSThe "unsinkable" ships that, before the days of Bergenholm and of atomic and cosmic energy, sank into the waters of the earth.
THE VORTEX BLASTEREDWARD ELMER SMITHA Titanic, as thus modified, might reasonably be pronounced unsinkable.
AN UNSINKABLE TITANICJOHN BERNARD WALKERIf boats are unsinkable as well as fireproof there is no need of any life-boats at all.
SINKING OF THE TITANICVARIOUSThis was the coming of the unsinkable Monitor, armed with her terrible fourteen-inch guns.
WITH THE ZIONISTS IN GALLIPOLIJOHN HENRY PATTERSONWORDS RELATED TO UNSINKABLE
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.