In 1962, Robertson directed Gorki's The Lower Depths for the RSC.
Soon, she disappeared into the murky depths for just under an hour.
It's hard to imagine, but there are still new depths for Abbado and his orchestra to discover.
So far, everybody's still swimming, and when shooting ends in August, it's off to greater depths for Ms. Nixon.
Nauticos, a company in Hanover, Md., recently spent $1.7 million searching the Pacific depths for Amelia Earhart's plane, which disappeared in 1937.
He put it to excellent use in the mad scene from the opera "Orlando," plunging at one point to baritonal depths for special effect.
This time, I peered into the blue-green depths for coral, while the Odyssey made it unscathed all the way up Bougainville's coast.
Should this sensual car crash not be enough, a thick slice of fried lotus root is plunged into its riotous depths for good measure.
Modern investigators, most with advanced gear, are probing the depths for vanished gold and astronaut capsules, Nazi cargo and the lost city of Atlantis.
His songwriting can spin too far down into the depths for others to grasp, but when he manages to surface, he shares intense insights.
He said that he could go down a hundred and ten metres while holding his breath, and linger at shallower depths for seven minutes.
