Sentence examples for deep to create a from inspiring English sources

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone praised Hawke's performance, noting that he "digs deep to create a haunting portrayal of loss".

The rock has been cut almost 15 feet deep to create a rock face to accommodate the statues, and is the only example in the country where a natural rock has been excavated to this extent for such a purpose.

If you don't have an existing water source, dig a hole that is roughly two feet (61 cm) across and 12 inches (35 cm) deep to create a bog.

Sumptuously taken early goal and an elusive presence on Barca's left wing throughout the game, often dropping deeper to create an extra man in midfield.

In the auction world, all it takes is two stubborn collectors with deep pockets to create a buzz.

They intend to use sonar-based  sub-bottom profiling equipment to 'x-ray' through the deep mud to create a computerized image of the vessel.

Consider Spokeo, a company that aggregates individuals' information across their social media accounts, public data, and deep web to create a "profile" of that person.

B5 ARTS E1-10 Record for Schiele Painting In the auction world, all it takes is two stubborn collectors with deep pockets to create a buzz.

Facebook has combined satellite images and deep learning to create a new population density map for the majority of Africa, which the company is releasing today.

But to see Howard Hodgkin, grand old man of sensuous painters, reach into the deep blue to create a dreamlike metamorphosis of athlete and water, the diver and the pool, is beautiful.

By nature, most leaders have a deep drive to create a better company but are often frustrated by a lack of time, people or resources to help make their plans a reality.