Sentence examples for a deep in from inspiring English sources

You can't consent when you're in a deep in a curse-induced sleep, FYI.

I nodded to him and with a deep in-breath we tumbled out into the void.

Almost everyone I spoke to took a deep in-breath, drew the curtain and started to talk.

As Mark Hedges, the editor of Country Life, which has a weekly circulation of 37,206, said, "What is very interesting about the British is that they have as part of their DNA a deep in-built love of the countryside".

Hoilett whipped in a deep, in-swinging free-kick towards the back post, where Morrison rose above Ben Gibson to glance in his second headed goal in a week.

With a deep-in-the-money option, the buyer is very likely to make a big profit when the option is exercised, in this case a year later.

Testaverde completed a deep-in pass of 25 yards to Moss, and Moss extended the defender so much before he cut in that Testaverde thought for a moment he was running the wrong route.

It's a deep-in-the-trenches book that all aspiring immersion writers should have in hand as they take that first leap into another world.

The saliency of this superpixel should increase, and if d z.  > 0, it means the superpixel has a deep-in effect and saliency should decrease.

This phenomenon provides a useful depth cue for stereo saliency analysis, since objects with a pop-out effect are usually more salient than objects that have a deep-in effect.

It's genuine, and comes from a deep-in-their-bones place that I believe has to do with their shared in-my-belly-time.