Sentence examples for go into a dead from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of a race, don't go into a dead sprint for more than 30 meters.

In my quest to be haunted, I went into a dead-end stairwell that's out of bounds to both visitors and staff.

"Calls go into a maddeningly circuitous string of dead ends, as local residents, businesses and Herald reporters can attest," declared an editorial in The Bradenton Herald of Bradenton, Fla.

If you go into a graveyard, you can hear the dead talking underground".

Young people remark in passing that they would rather be dead than go into a nursing home; that they do not want to die in hospital; that they do not want a drawn-out, agonising end.

Go into a squat.

Go into a tailstop.

Go into a bridge.

Go into a lunge.

We all get run-down from time to time, but if we let this go into the dead of winter we are a breeding ground for the flu, other viruses, sinus infections and more.

Barring any late hiccups, England will go into the dead rubber against Australia with an unchanged team after Cook confirmed their attack leader Jimmy Anderson has not sufficiently recovered from the side strain suffered during the win at Edgbaston.