Sentence examples for draws deep from inspiring English sources

With the match tied at one win, one loss, and three draws, Deep Blue won the decisive final game in 19 moves.

America draws deep on its old Protestant traditions of Bible (and gun), even if that is admixed now with many newer traditions.

Mr. Majumdar draws deep, melting tones from the bansuri in the meditative preludes to the ragas, as if dreaming the melodies, and when the tempo picks up and the drums join in, his phrases still hover with an otherworldly tenderness.

The game draws deep from the existential humor and low-poly elegance of his filmography those familiar with The Horse Raised by Spheres already know how the travel patterns of many animals in this world.

"Baghdad is changing," said Amir Razzaq, drawing deep on a water pipe near the big-screen TV.

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

Her staging risks emotional overkill, but she encourages her actors to draw deep, which usually keeps them grounded.

Just downstream, people were crouched at the pool's edge marveling at the limpid water and drawing deep sips of it from cupped hands.

Back in the world of politics, the Labour opposition and Conservative-led government have been drawing deep on their reserves of sophistry.

The action drew deep frustration, sparking fury among spectators who jeered the players as serves were deliberately hit into the net and shots hit wide.

This could also explain why controlled breathing seems to help relieve stitches: drawing deep breaths fills the lungs and improves posture.