Sentence examples for deep near from inspiring English sources

Disposal wells trigger earthquakes when they are dug too deep, near or into basement rock, or when the wells impinge on a fault line.

Starter Glover Quin, with his ability to play slot corner or drop back deep near the numbers, is the best of the bunch.

At times, Lake Missoula stretched more than 200 km (125 miles) upvalley into northern Idaho and was about 600 metres (about 2,000 feet) deep near the ice dam.

Adjacent Mendenhall Lake began to form about 1900 and has become about 1.5 miles (2.4 km) long, 1 mile (1.6 km) wide, and 220 feet (65 metres) deep near the centre of the glacier's face.

That was everybody's experience of Yorkshire's Grand Départ – we stood for hours, 30 deep near the finish in Harrogate, and finally the riders went past in under a minute.

Before Xi arrived, the Mall was almost entirely lined by such flags and placards, with the crowd, many of them students, up to five or six deep near the palace.

Indeed, they are bound to worsen if Congress approves deep near-term spending cuts as part of a debt-limit deal while letting relief and recovery measures expire.

But there are still plenty of issues that inspire deep, near-irreconcilable disagreements in ways that are directly linked to matters of life and death.

Sims was drawn to Hawaii, with its deep near-shore waters and strong currents — attributes favorable to aquaculture that he believed could make ocean farming sustainable.

On horizontal canvases, the artist, who is 78, paints vertical bands, some hard-edged, some brushy, in hues that range from glowing sherbets to deep, near-black blues.

Despite Mercury's proximity to the Sun, the water ice was able to survive by being covered in an insulating layer of dark organic material in permanently shadowed regions of deep near-polar craters.