Sentence examples for deeper laying from inspiring English sources

The deeper laying Upper Muschelkalk aquifer (Middle Triassic) is a fractured and karstified limestone aquifer, with fractured dolomites.

In contrast to the conditions in deeper laying tissue, however, this loss is not influenced by the circumference of the extremity.

Green colored glomeruli belong to the T1 sensory tract projecting into the l-ACT axonal tract, while blue and red colored glomeruli belong to the deeper laying T2 and T3 tracts, respectively, both projecting into the m-ACT.

"I often think of you and especially when people got a brain storm lately over the deep laid plans to procure your freedom," Darrow wrote.

Moreover, Union troops spent counterfeit Confederate cash in large quantities — evidence of "a deep laid scheme on the part of the thieving, counterfeiting North … to undermine the Confederate currency," in the eyes of the Daily Richmond Examiner.

The photograph of the president in the full warpaint of a Sioux chieftain makes him seem so ridiculous that we suspect a deep laid Democratic plot in his photographic life.

By James Thurber and Julian de Miskey The New Yorker, September 10 , 1927P. 11 The photograph of the president in the full warpaint of a Sioux chieftain makes him seem so ridiculous that we suspect a deep laid Democratic plot in his photographic life.

The photograph of the president in the full warpaint of a Sioux chieftain makes him seem so ridiculous that we suspect a deep laid Democratic… Crusade to bring Long Island within striking distance of Westchester is going ahead by leaps and bounds.

By the time the car reached the hospital both were dead.The assassin, a Servian student or 19 years of age, Gavro Prinzip by name, denied having any accomplices, but a few yards from the scene of his crime a second unexploded bomb was found; and evidence is accumulating that a plot, deep laid, with many accomplices, had been formed to murder the Archduke.

Mine occurred when I came across this tweet from Claire: "Have such a volcanically deep zit laying roots in my chin that it feels like someone hit me with a right cross".

The boxer's tragic death in a plane crash in 1949 flung Piaf into deep depression, laying the grounds for a life that would be increasingly drug and alcohol-fuelled.