Sentence examples for dangerously deep from inspiring English sources
The extent of the decline varies with the toxic principle involved, but it rarely makes a dangerously deep descent.
Elizabeth Byrne and Ned Barth are strong performers, but Leon Major's staging dives dangerously deep into histrionics.
Wide trenches opened under them, one after another, dangerously deep; and ghostly, broken walls, gaping like the ruins of an ancient citadel, lowered on either side.
An improbable figure, he patrols central defence like a dirigible, dangerously deep as if to see the big picture yet, when untethered, jet-propelled and delivering pinpoint passes, often with chest or shoulder.
One character is a suicidal young sailor (Christopher Tierney) so inarticulate that he can't find the words to describe his feelings; the other is an older intellectual type (Louis Butelli), frustrated and increasingly frightened because he can't get the sailor to tell him what's wrong, and they're headed into dangerously deep water.
Instead of focusing on conservation and alternatives to oil in any meaningful way, this administration has driven the country into dangerously deep debt and a disastrous war in a quest to commandeer and control the last vast reserves on the planet, thereby cutting off a desperately needed global strategy for the post-petroleum future.
8 min A dangerous deep cross from Mata is headed away at the far post by Lahm, allowing Bayern to break dangerously.
Trescothick plunders three fours, cutting past point for the first, driving through mid on for the second and top edging dangerously to deep square leg for the third.
Nigeria dropped deep, dangerously encouraging Bosnia on to them to the extent that for eight minutes they could barely get out of their own half.
Newcastle are living dangerously, dropping too deep as Maccarone and co pressurise, meaning Geremi and Job are enjoying plenty of scraps.
Still, I couldn't help but think that I brought Kev a wave of bad luck that ruined his summer and brought him dangerously close to deep shit, while I always managed to get away.
