Sentence examples for drawn deep into from inspiring English sources

Miners liked their cigarettes underground, where radioactive particles attached to the smoke and were drawn deep into the lungs.

The United States has been drawn deep into Honduras's counter-drug fight, spending at least $50 million on security assistance since 2008, according to U.S. officials.

The Americans, and to a lesser extent their western allies, are being drawn deep into the internal politics of a region with huge potential to change for better or worse.

Fine particles that are smaller than 2.5 microns (0.0001 inch) in diameter can be especially dangerous because they are drawn deep into the lungs and can trigger inflammatory reactions.

While Vietnam ended up the focal point of America's "domino theory" foreign policy, Laos was drawn deep into the conflict as the US funded its anti-communist forces and bombed North Vietnamese supply lines and bases.

Small and trim, his skirts swinging beneath him like a bell, he circles the stage, his face flushed with wit or his chin drawn deep into his ruff in longing.

Now Apple could find itself drawn deeper into that debate.

WASHINGTON — For two years, President Obama has resisted being drawn deeper into the civil war in Syria.

In Baghdad, the American military was also drawn deeper into the violence generated by the Basra assault.

As we are drawn deeper into the book, it appears that Marek isn't all he first seems to be.

The search pulls Maud back to her past, when her sister Sukey disappeared just after the Second World War, and we are drawn deeper into Maud's psyche.