Sentence examples for bit deep into from inspiring English sources

Beowulf must rely on a sword, swinging "the blade in an arc, a resolute blow/that bit deep into her neck-bone/and severed it entire, toppling the doomed/house of her flesh".

A little bit deeper into this conundrum Hobart's trouble has gotten even worse.

But dig a bit deeper into the latest releases from the ONS and the picture looks slightly less rosy.

BritainThinks convened a focus group of swing voters to help dig a bit deeper into these impressions.

A bit deeper into the locker room, senior wide receiver Lavasier Tuinei held court one last time with a group of reporters.

But again, such actions are a mark of someone who just has to go that bit further, that bit madder with grief, that bit deeper into the maelstrom.

So maybe just nudge my way a bit deeper into the demeanour of a stupid guy at a stupid party - think so?

There is one way to make it change direction a little more quickly: Lift off the gas heading into the corner so that the nose edges a bit deeper into the turn.

Digging a bit deeper into the latest labour market stats, released by the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday, it soon becomes obvious that the main factor behind the on-going rise in the workforce is the European Union.

Thus each of Charlemagne's punitive expeditions, which began in 772 and lasted until 804, bit deeper into the heart of Saxony, leaving behind bitter memories of forced conversions, deportations, and massacres.

Actually, that's unfair, as Lewis does a splendid job portraying a difficult role – but it's clear he raises his game and drills down a bit deeper into his soul whenever acting opposite Rylance.