Sentence examples for has got shallower from inspiring English sources

The water has got shallower, so inflatables sometimes burst on sharp rocks poking up from the riverbed.

Unlike its less-well- brought-up neighbours, the city-state has got through the Asian slump with only the shallowest of recessions.

In the meantime, we've got a shallow, nearly flat one that splits the difference between other MacBooks and the keyboard you'll find of a lot of convertible tablets.

We've got a pathetically shallow notion of freedom in this country, and that's perfectly reflected by this common claim that you lose it when you have kids.

Lined up, I've got Jennifer Donnelly's These Shallow Graves, Louise O'Neill's Asking for It, William Sutcliffe's Concentr8, Ness's The Rest of Us Just Live Here and many more, all of which I know will make me think, cry, laugh, work hard, illuminate and enrich me in all the myriad tangible and intangible ways we ask and expect of "real" books.

As a 1962 legend has it, center fielder Richie Asburn learned to yell "Yo la tengo," meaning "I've got it," after colliding with Chacon on a shallow fly ball.

It had got so far in it was close to the shallow waters.

We've been writing the songs for forty years now and I've got to accept, it's gone on a bit too long to be shallow at times.

"Sichuanese cuisine has become shallow and flattened".

"When the music stopped, his breathing got shallow," Matt said.

My heart started pounding... my breath got shallow.