1. Earlier in the week, the International Energy Agency warned that oil markets could drown in oversupply in 2016.

2. They are also playing loud dance music to drown out the unified voices of the protesters.

3. It can withstand the kind of impending disaster that would likely drown a rival tablet.

4. Now, questions are swirling about how someone could drown while in the custody of a law enforcement officer.

5. All of the passengers were screaming in panic in fear they would drown, he recalled.

6. Meanwhile, North Korea repeatedly threatens to drown South Korea and Japan in a sea of fire.

7. Almost every day, more drown on this dangerous journey.