Sentence examples for going deeper down into from inspiring English sources
He broke his leg and was unable to climb upwards to escape, but by going deeper down into the crevasse he found a path out.
Go deeper down in the water.
"The reason for that is because if you analyze and go deep down into my background, you may very well find that it has to do with my good math skills".
The son of a preacher, he drew on his religious upbringing for uplifting messages: "I like to think of advertising as something big, something splendid, something which goes deep down into an institution and gets hold of the soul of it.... Institutions have souls, just as men and nations have souls," he told GM president Pierre du Pont.
Along the coast, scuba buffs go deep down into the greatest dive sights around.
I could go deep down into the weeds on this, but it's not really necessary.
One of the partners Disney has gone deep down into the bag of tricks with is Google.
It is injected into a pipe that goes deep down into the earth at phenomenally high pressure - 8,000lb per square inch, if you're asking - to crack open the rocks, permitting access to the oil that has hitherto been unreachable.
This was also the first edition of the Giro to go deep down into the southern part of Italy, specifically the Bari.
If the first Gulf war has come to be remembered in the iconic image of a laser-guided bomb going deep down into a hole, the video of a uniformed American doctor's tongue depressor bunker-busting Mr. Hussein's private places may prove equally memorable.
