Sentence examples for falling deeply into from inspiring English sources

So I abandoned the legal route and spent a year writing without a contract, falling deeply into debt.

The media baron Vladimir A. Gusinsky last year lost his television network, NTV, after falling deeply into debt to a state-controlled company.

He spent more than 25 years as an unknown cook in Manhattan, falling deeply into the city's drug culture.

Having fallen deeply into debt, Esterhazy apparently sold French military secrets to Germany.

With much less money coming in, Libya has thus fallen deeply into arrears to foreign contractors and arms suppliers.

Mr. Cotto, who has no health insurance, said he had fallen deeply into debt because of a $2,200 dentist's bill for removing a molar.

He obtained territories from the Palatinate through alliance with the Holy Roman emperor Maximilian I and with the Wittelsbachs of Bavaria but fell deeply into debt through keeping too splendid a court.

But when the financial crisis hit, property values and the construction industry collapsed, banks needed rescuing, economic growth slowed, joblessness soared (it is now over 21 percent), and government finances fell deeply into deficit.

Upset, Berta falls deeply into debt, and when her mother's inheritance runs out, she goes to the herbalist, who finds out everything and decides to kill the chauffeur.

The Democrats have controlled the governor's office and both houses of the Legislature at a time when the state has fallen deeply into debt and the governor was forced from office.

Even Thomas Jefferson, who devoted part of his postpresidency to establishing the University of Virginia, fell deeply into debt during his retirement at Monticello, though he still enjoyed "a repose to which I have long been a stranger".