Sentence examples for all in deep from inspiring English sources

And for that we are all in deep mourning".

"There was absolutely no justification for it and we are all in deep mourning," Michael Boarts said in the statement through the family's attorney.

To borrow Blumenthal's phrase, which he might as well mean literally, "If one of the astronauts gets ill up there, they're all in deep cack".

If the Supreme Court finds favor with David Green's argument — that as an evangelical Christian he shouldn't have to provide coverage for contraceptives to his employees — we're all in deep trouble.

Such views are corrosive enough when enacted by small, insignificant states: if they become the mandate of the most powerful nation on earth, we are all in deep, deep trouble.

You will have times of feeling so deeply connected to your audience, like you're on a shared journey together, like you're learning things from one another, with you, your sources, and your readers or viewers all in deep dialogue with one another.

If solar rays from the sun suddenly fried all the microchips, for example, we would all be in deep trouble.

In the main, deep oil gas reservoirs have complex pressures; abnormally high, normal, and abnormally low-pressure hydrocarbon reservoirs can all be found in deep oil gas reservoirs.

We have all dug in deep and done fantastic to put ourselves in this position.

Sometimes all someone in deep affliction requires is that you look at him and acknowledge his existence.

They said that after six tests, all conducted in deep tunnels, the site had most likely caved in and become too unstable for another test.