Submerging used in a sentence

Submerging in a sentence as a noun

I "vacuum" seal by submerging food in ziploc baggies in a sink full of water.

It only had a few drops of water seep inside even after submerging completely.

If you look around Youtube you will see videos of their phone surviving falls, run over by cars, submerging in water etc.

The advantages were free cooling from the ocean which would be maximized by submerging all the servers in oil to conduct heat.

I remember joking with a colleague once about submerging a datacenter in a lake for the same reason.

Excellent point!The Japanese started engineering for this as well when they went through a bonanza of submerging rail lines in Tokyo.

The odd part is that submerging in a depth of water actually lessens the pressure differential making it less likely to explode, not more.

"women gain status by submerging themselves into it--by strengthening the group, often at the expense of themselves.

I deliberately breathe my tank down to less than full capacity before submerging, and then I deliberately exhaust air on the bottom to run it out.

Dropping a paper book isn't as problematic as dropping every book you have and the tablet shattering, or a kid stealing another's tablet/submerging it in water out of spite, or adults stealing the tablet.

> I wonder how widespread this "X is my native tongue, so I'm going to speak English in a strong X accent, because otherwise I'd be submerging my identity" attitude is?I hope you understand that hiding own accent is not the easiest thing and requires some effort even after lots of training.