Sentence examples for bored deep from inspiring English sources

He also served as consultant for the building of other London Underground lines, all bored deep in the London clay.

Republican assets in Texas are extensive, and their stakes are bored deep into Texas's political culture, especially considering that it is home to many GOP presidential aspirants.

"Potholes are the result of rock-swirling glacial eddies that bored deep holes as ice melted and water flowed downstream".

While there is no evidence of fillings, the researchers believe something was used to plug the holes because some of them were bored deep into the teeth.

There was no evidence of fillings, but because some of the holes were bored deep into the teeth, the researchers think something was used to plug them.

Regional antinuclear protests eventually compelled the French to shift to underground detonation, in which explosions were contained in shafts that had been bored deep beneath the land surface of Moruroa Atoll and its lagoon.

In the end, Roy Hattersley rouses himself from his familiar pose of angled slouching, a bored finger digging deep into his cheeks, splutters into life and probably edges the debate, such as it is.

The first tunnel is a shallow cut-and-cover masonry tunnel on the Paris metro network, embedded in layers of sand, while the second tunnel is a deep bored tunnel of London Underground, with a cast iron lining and embedded in the London clay.

The following year, English Heritage and the National Trust, which owns more than 2,000 acres of land around Stonehenge, announced that their preferred option was a deeper, bored tunnel of about two-and-a-half miles that would avoid disturbing the archaeology – but in 1998, the government declared this "unaffordable and uneconomic".

For User Voice founder, Mark Johnson, the theory that prisoners are taking spice because they are bored ignores a deeper issue: "People are going into prison – and coming out – with undiagnosed and untreated existing mental health and substance abuse issues," he says.

Replied DiMaggio, matter-of-factly: "They're all somebody's daughter". Joltin' Joe was also Tiger Woods, who may have to suffer the indignity of losing his family to understand this goes deeper than the culture of blow-dried nothings in beer commercials, deeper than bored, rich alpha males on the road for 270 days a year.