Sentence examples for going down to a depth of from inspiring English sources

Getting excited, they got digging, going down to a depth of 9.1 metres.

Peat, which can go down to a depth of 30m in Sumatra, is highly combustible, even many metres down.

Peat can go down to a depth of 30m in Sumatra and is highly combustible, with fires smouldering underground long after a fire has been extinguished on the surface.

They went down to a maximum dive depth of 195 meters (640 feet).

By considering the residence time of water (Arnorsson 1995) along a hypothetical fluid pathway (going down to 3-km depth and going back to the surface), one can estimate a fluid velocity range between 1°10−7 m/s and 1°10−5 m/s.

It reaches down to a depth of about 400 miles.

These were the men who went down to new depths as part of the oil-exploration process.

The weathering is recorded on the litho-log to go down to 9 m depth, but obviously does not affect the pattern of the gamma radiation.

Depending on the size and depth of the moiré potentials, the number of trapped excitons could really go down to one, offering a source of single photons.

During its dives, the Antipodes cruised at a depth of about 100 feet and then went down to 265 feet, finding few lionfish at shallow depths and many at greater depths.

Middle of July, went down to stay in Dorset, and went to some friends' for lunch.