Sentence examples for drive deep into from inspiring English sources

"We drive deep into the desert," Clayton says.

In convoy we drive deep into the bush, then follow a path through trees with no clue where we're heading.

We do have to drive deep into the mountains now, but once there the trekking is good.

By not getting the puck in deep, Bure enabled the Lightning to drive deep into the Rangers' zone.

Al hits his drive deep into the left woods and without making any announcement hits another ball down the middle of the fairway.

IF YOU WANTED to know where the next great eruption of voting-machine scandal is likely to emerge, you'd have to drive deep into the middle of Pennsylvania.

Should you want to drive deeper into unusual terrain, I can recommend the goose webs in a casserole with bok choi and Chinese black mushrooms.

As we drive deeper into the drug zone, the violence and poverty that accompany the lowest echelons of the heroin trade become more visible.

A drive deeper into the former base leads to the outskirts of a 4,000-hectare 4,000-hectarere, jungle preserved by the U.S. Navy, and nor by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, that is one of the last virgin forests on Luzon Island.

Most buildings in Venice are built on wooden pilings driven deep into the mudbanks.

The Germans took the vital port of Tobruk and drove deep into Egypt, threatening Cairo itself.