Sentence examples for falling deep into from inspiring English sources

By this time, Jackson was falling deep into debt.

Living standards will carry on falling deep into the autumn even if wages do start to pick up.

Vacated in the mid-1970s, thospitaltal became a cause célèbre for preservation groups, falling deep into ruin and foiling multiple reconstruction attempts.

Some of those schools, however, have been accused of creating as much economic harm as help: students have reported falling deep into debt to pay for classes that they said had failed to deliver what they had promised.

When young terminal cancer patient, Hazel, meets charming, handsome Augustus Waters at her drag of a cancer support group she finds herself falling deep into the metaphors, humour, the price of dawn and mind.

After falling deep into a slump at the end of the regular season, after nearly being eliminated by the Oakland Athletics in the division series, the Yankees will play in the World Series again, trying to become the first team since the 1972-74 Atoletics to win three straight World Series titles.

I was falling deeper into my Russian-novel fantasy.

Venezuela's economy is falling deeper into recession, even as the rest of the region recovers.

Loaded up with high-cost loans, borrowers could find themselves falling deeper into debt or worse, into bankruptcy.

Food stamps kept four million people out of poverty last year and kept millions more from falling deeper into poverty.

There's no doubt at all that the continent is falling deeper into recession, even in the core countries.