Sentence examples for deep more than from inspiring English sources

The Sound can get very deep, more than 120 feet in some sections, and can get some big surf.

"We're so deep, more than anybody else," Jamal Crawford said, though by "anybody" he surely meant the Celtics.

The hole measured 6 feet wide, 9 feet long and 3 feet deep, more than twice the size of our Brooklyn pit.

Deep (more than 2,000 feet [610 metres] in some places), clear water fills the lake's eastern arm, and shallow, murky water is found in the western part.

Plummeting oil prices have forced it to dig deep — more than a hundred billion dollars deep — into foreign-exchange reserves to cover its deficit.

In an interview, the filmmaker said he was eager to dive again in the Deepsea Challenger, particularly to an area of the western Pacific known as the Sirena Deep, more than six miles down.

The word comes from the Anglo-Saxon hol weg: some holloways are 20ft deep, more ravine than lane.

Do not lie to try to make yourself seem more exciting or deep, more often than not, you will get caught, and you will create a big mess.

Shallow wells go dry faster than deep, more expensive wells.

But Steelers safety Troy Polamalu said he saw something deeper, more compelling than football, in Roethlisberger's saga this season.

I can spill it outward, upward and it returns to me deeper, more intense than it began.