Sentence examples for burrowing deeper into the from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Far richer nations like Brazil have been unable to resist these blandishments, and Asian timber interests are even now burrowing deeper into the Amazon rain forest.

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.

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.

They show what a feat it represents, this narrow electric track worming its way down the Balkans, at times suspended thrillingly above glassy riverbeds, at others burrowing deep into the mountains.

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".

Of 2006's doorstops, Vikram Chandra's Sacred Games (Faber £17.99, pp900) and Michael Cox's debut, The Meaning of Night (John Murray £17.99, pp672) both proved well worth the eye - and wrist - strain, burrowing deep into the criminal underworlds of contemporary Mumbai and Victorian London respectively.