"a notch deeper" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has become more intense or extreme. Example: As the conversation progressed, their emotions seemed to go a notch deeper, revealing their true feelings for each other.
The good news is -- we are now one notch deeper into the "TV interview experience" so, when Matt Lauer calls, we're gonna be ready!
Make the notch deeper and cut it some more so that it extends down the length of the twig, pointing towards the end that still has bark on it.
Strengths: Great acceleration off the line makes him a top-notch deep threat.
Later in the day, the ratings agencies Fitch and Standard & Poor's both lowered Peugeot's debt by a notch, placing it deeper into "junk" territory.
Still, Moody's Investors Service cut its sovereign rating on Uruguay today two notches deeper into junk bond status, while Fitch also lowered its rating, saying Uruguay's reserves were at "precarious" levels.
GMAC and its Residential Capital mortgage unit were cut several notches deeper into junk status by Standard & Poor's, which said mounting mortgage losses might require new capital injections from General Motors and Cerberus Capital Management.
In the fracture of pipes with longitudinal cracks, elastic plastic fracture mechanics is applied, the dent is assumed to be continuous and is assumed to have a constant length, and the stress concentrator is considered to be a notch located at the deepest point of the dent.
If you are right handed you will make a notch a half inch deep and ⁄ inch (1.9 cm) away from the top of the hand, then smooth everything with sandpaper.
This type of toy weapon is designed so that you can hold your fire and not shoot accidentally, however, only lift up the notched pencil only when you're absolutely sure that you want to fire,but do not make it too deep of a notch.
Find the centres of the 40cm sections and cut a shallow notch, just deep enough to place the cross-member into without weakening the wood.
