Sentence examples for a deep up from inspiring English sources

When an opponent starts breathing heavily in a deep up and down motion (as opposed to hyperventilating), that is a good sign that something is deeply stressing him or her out.

Uranium industry insiders were caught off guard by a deep run-up in spot market prices, which are now about $58 a pound, up sharply from the low $40s in the summer.

Two miles upstream there was Rennes-sur-Loue -- even smaller than Port-Lesney -- and teenagers leaping from a stone bridge into a deep dammed-up pool far below.

"It can bring gas from a deeper source up to the surface.

"I don't see a deep field coming up from the junior ranks," he said.

"I ran a deep post, pulled up, saw he was under duress," Tyree said.

A deep discomfort sprang up from nowhere, and once again I retched.

As Mitchell was taking all this in, a deep voice spoke up behind him.

Others may be forced to sell or rent property at a deep discount, winding up underwater, like some American homeowners.

It went off the road and fell about 650 feet into a deep ravine, ending up in the Chaupimayo River.

College Football Playoff committee takes a deep dive, comes up with Huskies.