Sentence examples for begin at the deep from inspiring English sources
We begin at the deep end, with copulation and death.
Yakhni is described on the menu as lamb or goat "cooked in tangy white sauce," but that does not begin to get at the deep currents of flavor that penetrate this dish -- hot and cooling and nutty and earthy and tart, a set of sensations that almost command you to shut out conversation for a few minutes, close your eyes and concentrate on the news from your palate.
Low geothermal gradient causes the formation of oil to begin at fairly deep subsurface levels, but makes the oil window to be quite broad.
"The pattern of revisions suggest that the recession that began at the end of 2007 was deeper than initially reported, and the jobs recovery over the last 2.5 years has been a bit stronger than initially reported, although much work remains to be done to return to full employment," Alan B. Krueger, the head of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers said in a statement.
Two days before the earthquake, an M 7.3 foreshock and an associated postseismic slip began at relatively deep depths in the megathrust between the two large slip patches.
The first deep-sea investigations began at the end of the nineteenth century [e.g., [41] [43]].
