I had taken the position of the three ships before submerging, and I succeeded in getting another flash through my periscope before I began action.

It was through being a man of that nature that he succeeded in submerging the name of Napoleon by superadding December upon Brumaire.

So Leo put down the Manicheans and preserved the unity of the faith, which was of immeasurable importance in the sea of anarchies which at that time was submerging all the traditions of the past.

A short conference with the deputies from the citizens convinced him that a speedy retreat was the only measure of safety for himself and his force, as the sluices of the dikes were in part opened, and a threat of submerging the intended assailants only required a moment more to be enforced.

" The journey North, save for a storm, which they avoided by submerging, was uneventful until they found themselves in the company of scattered ice-cakes with the snow-capped ridges of the Aleutian Islands looming up before them.

Now, with engine in full throb, they were scurrying along narrow channels of dark water, and now submerging for a sub-sea journey.

Submerging, they were soon beneath the ice-floe once more.

Thus, with all the tragic submerging of our spiritual heritage the War involves, we may hope that it will cause a revival, not of emotional hysteria, but of deepened faith in the spirit, in the supreme worth of life, until at last we may see the dawn of the religion of humanity.

Prather gasped, another wave of fear submerging him.

But in November, 1918, the Bolshevik line swept forward, submerging these valiant workmen warriors.

No mode of protecting the external sheath from oxidation had then been discovered; and the kind of machinery necessary for submerging cables in deep water could only be theoretically assumed.

And then as he became aware of her and glanced up, Paula in the other room began singing the last song over again, her great broad voice submerging the buzz of talk like the tide rushing in over a flat.

Moreover when he woke the next morning at an unconscionably late hour he turned over, looked at the clock, grunted and grinned sleepily and lapsed off again into blissful oblivion, thereby cutting all his morning classes and generally submerging himself in the unregenerate ways of his graceless sophomoric year.

We talked first of the horses in the lagoon a dozen yards from us, their grooms or their owners submerging them, and squatting on the ground to chat as the horses wallowed willingly in five feet of salt water.

It was a darkness that spread and spread like an endless sea, submerging all things.

But I have been privately assured, by the other boarders, that the bath in question always consisted of putting on a neat bathing-dress and sitting awhile on a rock among the sea-weed, like an insane merman, with the highest waves submerging only your knees, while the younger Dolorosi splashed and gambolled in safe shallows behind you.

Indeed, it seemed to be on the point of submerging, when Land hammered loudly on the metal plates, and in a moment an opening was made and the three of us were drawn inside by eight masked men.

The water was now running in, submerging first one slab of slimy rock and then another, and the four men in the boatthe workmen, that is, the boatman, and Mr. Fisonnow turned their attention from the bearings off shore to the water beneath the keel.

In other words, she was a break-water against which feminine sympathies could dash and splash without submerging the hospital service.

It is like a dry ocean gradually submerging the land.

Modern historians generally write as if the onslaught of the Northmen had had this unifying effect; as if it had been a great calamity, overwhelming the country for several centuries, and submerging its original life under a tide of conquest.

The great chute, lined with moving water walls and floored with whirling foam, bellowed as if it were submerging the world.

The glory of thy eyes that are ever submerging me in their azure depths.

"It was not until the very submerging climax that the playing of Anastase was recalled to me.

This hail-storm was succeeded by a deluge of rain, which flooded not only the adjacent closet, but the chamber I occupied, among other evils completely submerging the superb Wilton carpet, concerning the safety of which Mrs. Clayton felt immense responsibility.