The phrase "deep in wild" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of being immersed in nature or wilderness, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The explorers ventured deep in wild, seeking the untouched beauty of the forest."
Alternatives: "deep in the wilderness" or "immersed in nature."
To the south, over the rooftops and trees, I could see the church tower against the sky, while close by, just beyond the busy children's playground, a meadow was knee-deep in wild flowers.
Optical sections ∼3 µm deeper in wild type pupal eyes show the stereotyped arrangement of the other four R cells (R2/5/7/8).
We hypothesize that the inhibition of further oligomerization precludes appropriate membrane tubulation so that observed invaginations are less deep than in wild type cells and that proteins disassemble from the endocytic site prematurely.
Based on an episode from "The Mahabharata," the ancient Indian epic, the film tells the story of two kings, the open-hearted Ranjit (Charu Roy) and the devious Sohat (played by Rai himself) who, during a hunting expedition, fall in love with Sunita (Seeta Devi), the beautiful daughter of a wise man who lives deep in the wild.
My heart is very deep in these wild lands.
He says he has faced police checkpoints outside his house in Phnom Penh, intimidation from armed thugs and "car chases like in Hong Kong films" deep in the wilds of rural Cambodia, where he conducts most of his interviews.
Murray's Kingsley talks to fairies, is stoical in the face of adversity, has a sharp sense of humor and doesn't find out who she really is until she's deep in the wilds of Africa: "Here's Mary, she thinks, here I am, as if she has been waiting for herself in the jungle all these years — waiting to be found..
Deep in the wilds of Jordan's desert, the generosity of a stranger offered a curious group of backpackers the adventure of a lifetime.
Deep in the wilds outside of Boston a team of mad scientists created the ultimate in robotic life: the iRobot Roomba, the ubiquitous, world-famous automatic vacuum that, for many of us, is our first brush with autonomous robotics.
Deep in the wilds of St . Louis a little company run by Dan Lohman, Yomi Toba, and Jan Christian Andersen wants to add all the social media things to all the web things.
