Sentence examples for burrowing deep into the from inspiring English sources
Intel has created a handful of these chips and has every intention of burrowing deep into the consumer electronics market, but it's playing the role of the underdog, to be sure.
From the unsettling slumber-resistant twitches of the opening notes and descending scales burrowing deep into the bass register came a jolting awakening which seemed quite literally to murder sleep.
The buzz: "Ferocious, asphyxiating sheets of warped two-dimensional Gameboy glitches and bruising drum bombast pierce the skull with sheer shrill force, burrowing deep into the brain like a fever".
Organized by graduate students in the costume studies program at N.Y.U.'s Steinhardt School, the show, which runs though Feb. 3, goes some way toward demonstrating that fat shaming, with roots burrowing deep into the 19th century, was, and remains, a freighted issue.
Some may be tempted to think, judging by the total horlicks they have made of things in recent days, that the prime minister and chancellor are sleepers who have spent their lives burrowing deep into the system simply to emerge when the time is ripe with a revolutionary blueprint.
A new film about the life and death of Impastato, "I Cento Passi" ("The Hundred Steps"), flips the perspective, burrowing deep into the day-to-day grip of local Mafia bosses on Impastato's family and small town, and relegating Aldo Moro to a footnote.
The phrase remains with us, burrowing deeper into the political-journalistic lingo.
After several years of working in Silicon Valley, I'm burrowing deeper into the culture than I ever intended.
All the while, a live man hanging high up on a rope descended until it seemed he was burrowing deeper into the fire at the earth's core.
Everyone's talking about a comeback, but it sounds as if Ms. Jackson would rather keep going, burrowing deeper into the weird world she has created.
(This is true even during droughts, as vines typically stay alive by burrowing deeper into the soil for water).
