The phrase "a deep sink" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sink that has a significant depth, often in the context of kitchens or bathrooms.
Example: "The new kitchen features a deep sink that makes washing large pots and pans much easier."
Alternatives: "a deep basin" or "a deep washbasin".
In its guts are an active river with a deep sink hole, underground waterfalls and huge chambers.
I recommend pitting them in a deep sink, over a bowl, to catch the juice and reduce the amount of time cleaning counters.
She is much enamored of the spacious open-plan kitchen with a gleaming Bosch stove and a deep sink, "so big that I washed nine pounds of spinach there," she said.
There's something beautiful and absolutely genuine about it — Facebook is, after all, a way of staying connected in an increasingly busy and disconnected world — but it can also feel thin and undigested, a skimming over of data rather than a deep sink into the specificity and emotional reality of human experience.
There's something beautiful and absolutely genuine about it Facebook is, after all, a way of staying connected in an increasingly busy and disconnected world but it can also feel thin and undigested, a skimming over of data rather than a deep sink into the specificity and emotional reality of human experience.
Add 1" of lukewarm water to a deep sink such as your kitchen or utility sink.
She said that the terrorist attacks of 9/11 gave way to a "deep sinking suspicion of the other," and that public leaders' subsequent call for tolerance has been forgotten.
Look for a deeper sink if you often wash large pots or need the extra space.
And get a really deep sink, he advises -- it's easier to hide pots and pans while maintaining the "relaxed environment" that has supplanted more formal dining.
A single, deep sink was outside the bathroom — though two would have been more convenient, and the placement, between the room door and the bathroom door, was a bit awkward.
You should be embarrassed to be in this park.' " I sat in the living room while Berenson bathed her son in a deep bathroom sink.
