Sentence examples for be in a deep from inspiring English sources

You'll be in a deep, dreamless state for the week, at which point you'll wake up.

If we cool off any more, we will be in a deep freeze.

The expert Joan Charles said a manuscript for "A Winter Night" revealed him to be in a "deep, dark place".

"But they [the clerics] seem to be in a deep slumber and not ready to accept the [half-widows'] agony.

Even if Washington had increased spending by $2.7 billion over the past 18 years, New York would still be in a deep hole.

The Dying Slave is beautiful, smooth-skinned and young, his elbow raised, his left wrist strapped to the back of his neck; he seems to be in a deep slumber rather than on the verge of death.

This is done to avoid assignments of contiguous blocks of subcarriers to users that may be in a deep-fading frequency range.

Turkey's European Union process is still ongoing, but seems to be in a deep-freeze all the more stark because of the simultaneous warming of relations between Turkey and its neighbors, particularly its Muslim ones.

I was in a deep dark pit".

The economy is in a deep recession.

We are in a deep crisis.