Sentence examples for deep straight from inspiring English sources

3.57pm GMT 56 min Williams looking to create something about 5m out but Johnson's kick is far too deep, straight over the dead ball line.

Recent studies have demonstrated that metal-assisted chemical etching can be applied to fabricate complex nanostructures such as deep, straight nanopores, helical nanopores, sloping channels, cycloids, and spirals [4, 9 12].

Under optimum conditions, the formation of deep straight holes with an ordered periodicity (e.g., 100 nm interval, 40 nm diameter, and high aspect ratio of 50) was successfully achieved.

Furthermore, the terrigenous clastic sediments carried by the Qiupen river flowed down from the Kon Tum Uplift were accumulated in the Ledong Sag, and then moved eastward, so the abundant sediment supply from the west increased the topographic gradient of the eastern Qiongdongnan Basin, accelerating effect of gravity fluid flow which led to the formation of deep straight restrictive canyon.

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Lightly grease an 18-20cm wide, 3cm deep, straight-sided flan ring with a removable bottom (alternatively, use a buttered, bottomless flan ring on a buttered tray).

The playwright Jeff Daniels, who is better known to many as an actor, is aiming deeper — straight at the core of the artist's soul — in "Guest Artist," which is being produced by 12 Miles West Theater Company at its temporary home at Playwrights Theater in Madison.

The result is a narrower, deeper, straighter river, which the government spends about $7 million a year to maintain.

It tends to have a wide, deep base, straight sides and handles on each side and is shallower than a Dutch oven.

Maybe it's a complicated expression of his masculinity—"a deep subconscious straight boy fantasy," he speculates in his essay or a testament to the solitude that cars afford those with hermetic tendencies.

Labbadia, who was once an honest poacher wearing Munich's colours in the droll, bad old days of the early 90s, a million years ago, spoke of his "deep sadness" straight after the final whistle on Saturday, in anticipation of the inevitable axe.