Sentence examples for carved deeply from inspiring English sources
In the last stall, carved deeply into the metal box reserved for used sanitary napkins, was the single word "Please".
The losses carved deeply into technology stocks, which some investors had hoped would surge, at least temporarily, after the move by the Fed.
Their targets are Assembly members who voted last year for the repeal of the commuter tax, which has carved deeply into New York City revenues.
Several survivors shown here, their faces carved deeply like woodblocks, withstood wars, rationing, atomic bombs, postwar reconstructions, economic booms and busts and now an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown.
Decoration of this early Ming lacquer includes both pictorial designs (landscapes with figures in pavilions are common) and rich dragon, phoenix, and floral motifs, carved deeply in a full, freely flowing and plastic style, often against a yellow background.
Hyde was not present at the book's pressing, so that he was not able to correct some of the blocks which had not been carved deeply enough to produce satisfactory prints.
We passed over Ruth Glacier, a narrow, winding river of ice carved with deeply grooved channels.
It is time to acknowledge that at least since the 17th century the musical landscape of Europe and North America, the "classical" manifestations as well as the "popular," would not be the same without the presence of Gypsies, whose voices, real and imagined, have carved themselves deeply into the tradition.
Gossip may have replaced parasite removal as a mechanism for defining and enhancing one's place in human society, but the desire to be touched is carved so deeply within our primate heritage that it remained even as we shed our fur.
Using the needle as brush or pen, he created lines that flowed across the plates, varied in texture and tone from being carved more deeply or immersed longer in the acid bath (2 ).
