be dead in the water in a sentence

• To boldly go into the future without that, you'd be dead in the water.
• "If the real Queen was still around, we'd be dead in the water ."
• If I did, I'd probably be dead in the water.
• "If I had been in New York, I'd be dead in the water, " he said.
• Does your boss know that you're still growing, or do you appear to be dead in the water?
• If the baht drops much lower, Supop warned, all overseas travel agencies may be dead in the water.
• The audience might just laugh at it; after the first 30 seconds we could be dead in the water.
• "Right now, we appear to be dead in the water, " the league's deputy commissioner, Russ Granik, said Tuesday night.
• Japan's economy may be dead in the water, but the nation is once again the land of the rising stock market.
• It's a surprise because they lost Tremaine Fowlkes and Jelani Gardner and everyone thought they'd be dead in the water ."
• It's difficult to see be dead in the water in a sentence .
• He estimated that about 60 percent of those proposed in the state are now likely to be dead in the water.
• They were optimism and community, you know, and that they should be dead in the water didn't seem to me to be right!
• The BrunelSunergy crew decided that if they took a route closer to the coast " we were going to be dead in the water,"
• Sometimes, at the end of the game, a bunch of them lie down on the ground and pretend to be dead in the water.
• Negotiations between the two sides may be dead in the water at least until Yasser Arafat voluntarily steps aside or is felled by illness.
• It is no understatement to say that without his help, the entire Wikipedia : Templates with red links project would be dead in the water.
• Kohs'project looks to be dead in the water, despite his undoubted SEO skills, so I can see why he is desperate for links from Wikipedia.
• Negotiations between the two sides may be dead in the water _ at least until Arafat voluntarily steps aside or is felled by his illness.
• As for future ones, Somchai believes they are likely to be dead in the water because of a serious lack of funds-- and public interest.
• "If that's the case, then Mr . Pinault's bid would be dead in the water, " said Arnaud Bricout, head trader at Meeschaert-Rousselle brokerage in Paris.