Sentence examples for deep to retrieve from inspiring English sources

Too deep to retrieve safely.

The "WORST TOILET IN SCOTLAND," into which Trainspotting protagonist Renton dives deep to retrieve the opium suppositories he's just shit out, involved a bit of artistic license.

Although divers have gone deeper to retrieve lost artifacts, miles in the case of the Titanic, those explorations were relatively easy and superficial compared with the difficulty of teasing out material and historical information from disheveled piles of decaying ship remains.

We used Sanger and deep sequencing to retrieve HIV DNA sequences integrated in the human genome and tested the host humoral and cellular immune responses.

"We find bugs pretty much everywhere we look," said Dr. John A. Baross, a biologist at the University of Washington who studies hyperthermophiles and used a deep-sea robot to retrieve the water sample containing superhot organism.

You have to go spelunking deep into the hold to retrieve it (and hope the neighbors don't spot you with canned soup).

Pitroipa sneaks in at the far-right post and leaps to retrieve a deep cross.

But closing usually requires museums to put collections in deep storage, making them difficult to retrieve.

There will be robots like the OceanOne, a mermaid-like robot that works alongside divers for deep-sea missions and treasure hunting to retrieve items and data at deeper depths than any diver can go.

Recklessly overspending, and ever deeper in debt, he hoped to retrieve his fortunes by political advancement.

This spring, scientists will try to retrieve the deepest types of rock ever extracted from beneath the seabed.