Sentence examples for deep were from inspiring English sources

Drifts 7 metres deep were reported in places.

On Sunday the News International title acknowledged that two September 2009 articles – "Russians' £100m London palace" and "Bunker billionairess digs deep" – were incorrect.

In his search for signs that the city had been created by white builders, layers of archeological deposits up to four metres deep were lost.

Large pit tombs, some nearly 40 feet (12 metres) deep, were furnished with four ramps and massive grave chambers for the kings.

So deep were the visitors that Southampton could advance almost to the edge of the 18-yard line before coming under serious pressure.

So soft and deep were the greens in "The Housatonic at Stockbridge" that I thought for a moment that it might be the loveliest playing I had heard.

So deep were the crises of the 1930s and 1940s that many observers wondered whether democracies were too weak to handle them.

Labour's serious problem is that no one will ever be able to prove whether what they did worked: if the recession is less deep, were these debts really necessary?

They apparently did not appreciate how deep were the tensions between Shia and Sunni communities or how influential tribal networks were, though any Iraqi analyst could have given them chapter and verse on that.

Many of the cumulative cuts in departments' resource budgets – their day-to-day spending – over the next five years, while deep, were well below the 25-40% they had been told to plan for.

A startled baby deer bolted down the centre of the fairway towards the tee while frantically looking for an escape route on a hole where thousands of people, three and four deep, were lining the ropes.