Sentence examples for going into deep from inspiring English sources

What if I feel guilty about not going into deep debt to help my pet?

There would be that element of German romanticism, with the characters going into deep sentiment, high feelings and destruction.

"You kind of dial in to a frequency, and then you start going into deep concentration," he said.

Susan is the author of books on French and American country cooking, and has a C.I.A.-worthy gift for going into deep cover in a strange region and coming out with its secrets.

"With all of these plans for going into deep space we have only had this one really small group [of Apollo astronauts] that has actually done it," said Michael Delp, first author of the study from Florida State University.

At this time of year, temperatures in Reykjavik hover around zero and the sun creeps above the horizon for just six hours a day, so its citizens could be forgiven for going into deep hibernation.

Diamond Offshore Drilling could be a target for consolidation among oil drillers, which are going into deeper water farther from shore to tap reservoirs.

Spanish unemployment soared, and the budget went into deep deficit.

But when his grandchildren visit, he goes into deep cover.

But others go into deep cover to show big fights.

"I went into deep seclusion" working as a night watchman and house restorer, he said.