sink in

You'll have to make do with the sink in your room!

I let the fact sink in for her without saying anything else.

She took a moment to let the information sink in.

The news had taken a while to sink in at home.

We let the idea sink in for a bit, then I turned back to the man.

Just what was wrong with him or looked out of place took a moment to sink in.

It did not quite sink in at first, he said.

When her words sank in, I felt my eyes well up.

Much of the good news is too recent to have sunk in.

It took a moment for what she was saying to sink in.

She gave him a moment for it to sink in.

She let that sink in for a moment before going on.

He looked at her as if to let that sink in.

Maybe all the things he'd said over the years had finally sunk in.

But he found them sinking in, and no longer foreign.

A human body, for example, will not sink in the water.

She was sunk in the second year of the war.

I will let this good news sink in for some time.

That will probably sink in after another couple of weeks.

He said his friend's death had still not sunk in.

I let it sink in, which gave me time to think.

What I'd done was just beginning to sink in then.

I let that sink in for a second or two.

He let that sink in a moment, and then went on.

The question now is whether the message will sink in.