Sentence examples for go for deep from inspiring English sources
The kind of lawyer who makes his way by encouraging litigants who have a real or imaginary grievance to go for "deep pockets" is seen here as an American phenomenon we want nothing to do with, but which, alas, is sinking deep and damaging roots in the U.K. All in all, then, Kerry and Edwards strike me as an unsavory pair.
Always go for deep and hot pinks and bright colors.
Instead of the crazy colors, like blue, black and grey lipstick - go for deep reds and purples.
The estimated total value of the package was $50,000, so there is plenty of room to go for deep-pocketed admirers of the Vogue editor before the online auction ends on Dec. 5.
Adams suggested he go for deeper tones of black.
The euro group is going to have to go for deeper integration, and that's going to be led by Germany.
But he is not only missing an opportunity to go for deeper cuts, he risks creating new dangers.However the two sides codify future numbers in legally binding form, as the Russians want, or in a looser agreement as some on his own team would prefer Mr Bush wants America to have the option of building them up again.
Lighter skin tones gotta go for lighter pinks, darker skin tones gotta go for deeper pinks.
Bynum accused the Gipps, who are seeking at least $25,000, of "an old-fashioned money grab where they're going for deep pockets and they don't have legal standing".
Sometimes, she went for deep Vs and flats and, while her look was probably more feminine than masculine in retrospect, some of the details (no waist, little colour) were staggering, given that this was 1920.
