Sentence examples for gone into deep from inspiring English sources
Really cold this February morning meant minus 40 degrees, and presumably even the wind had gone into deep freeze.
On a Red Sox team with some of the biggest hitters in baseball having gone into deep funks, second baseman Todd Walker will just not cool off.
Motorola's transponders have gone into deep space with the Global Positioning System satellite network.
Scientists increasingly believe that most of the rest of the missing heat has gone into deep ocean waters.
And those so-called atheist bloggers who still championed their rights in what they hoped was still a secular democracy had gone into deep hiding, staying in their homes, not going to their jobs, and keeping as low a profile as they could.
When I asked Mason why it hasn't been kicking off quite so much in the UK, he told me, "You can more or less draw a line through Europe between countries that have gone into deep depression-style austerity – where you see big social movements – and everything above that where there hasn't been that catastrophic level of austerity.
"The terrorists have gone into deeper areas, and the exits are choked," he said.
Some people have simply stopped borrowing, said Packman, but others have gone into deeper arrears on rent and utility bills.
