Sentence examples for a delve from inspiring English sources

At the same time on ITV1, a delve into the divorce of Paul and Heather in McCartney v McCartney was watched by 4.2 million viewers, a 20% share.

Annie Lennox herself has curated this exhibition about, um, herself – a delve into music, fashion and the cultural legacy of the 1980s.

Back then, Labour was a tribe, and nothing captures the tribal feelings it must now fall back on better than David Shrigley's brilliant drawing of Gordon Brown: not so much a caricature as a delve into the primitive roots of political loyalty.

Shearsmith and Pemberton talk about the genesis of the show here and in tomorrow's Guide (all good newsagents etc), so have a delve around the website, watch the previews, blackmail your mates and cast your decade-old Tubbs impression into the bin and we'll see you back here next Friday morning.

Understanding this requires a delve into "dual process theory".

But a delve deeper into the figures makes even more worrying reading.

Hypnos is a Hellenistic delve into the mysteries of the unconscious.

This week's This American Life episode is a delightful delve into the show's archives.

A swift delve into the record inlay revealed the title and artist, while YouTube provided the confirmation.

Now we make a quick delve into the Playstation realm.

The general election of 1992 did not produce the predicted result, as a quick delve into the BBC archives displays.