Sentence examples for get deep in from inspiring English sources

That's the regular season though – could this Atlanta Hawks team get deep in the playoffs?

"We still don't get deep in our conversations," said Michael Waltrip, one of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s teammates.

"You have to understand they're going to be patient and take lots of pitches, and you've got to get strike one, limit your pitches and get deep in the game," Chamberlain said.

VanDerveer said that if the 6-foot-4 Appel could use her size to "get deep in and score and make really good decisions about her passing," Stanford could win the battle of the frontcourts and by extension the title when the 6-4 forward Kayla Pedersen was added to the mix.

Tuscany is 230,000 sq km and just 3.5 million people, most of whom are in the cities, so yes, you might hear a British voice chiming through the ether in a shop or clock some chap called Trevor in pair of Hackett chinos buying local extra virgin olive oil before he heads off to a duomo, but get deep in to the countryside and you are very quickly, very much alone.

She explains that Chan and Zuckerberg will still get deep in the areas of interest to determine who the most visionary leaders are.

"I know I can get deeper in the game.

It had its legs braced behind it trying to get deeper in".

Different communities of bacteria thrive according to the changing abiotic conditions, as you get deeper in the lake's water column.

Additionally, Mr. Kliger said, "it's a good time to make acquisitions, to get deeper in areas where you have" strong brands already.

Rebounds Mike Woodson said he did not know if Amar'e Stoudemire would be ready for the first round of the playoffs, but he hoped to have him back should the Knicks get deeper in the postseason.