Sentence examples for have a delve from inspiring English sources

Shearsmith and Pemberton talk about the genesis of the show here and in tomorrow's Guide (all good newsagents etc), so have a delve around the website, watch the previews, blackmail your mates and cast your decade-old Tubbs impression into the bin and we'll see you back here next Friday morning.

I have a son delving into algebra with fervor.

Even curious individuals on the fringe of academia may have a chance to delve into things like climate change and protein analysis.

As long as it doesn't involve kids or hurting others, people have a right to delve into all types of crazy adventures behind closed doors.

"The Mummers also have a tendency to delve into other insensitive or patently offensive behavior and stereotypes ― granted, these examples are fewer and farther between, but they do happen ― and they probably always will," Philadelphia Magazine recently explained.

These are, oddly, questions we rarely ask, but right now, we have a new opportunity to delve into them.

The idea is that we'd like to get them to reach out to us, since we don't have a permanent collection that delves into the Laurel Canyon years.

I felt that this guy didn't deserve, or wasn't worth the time, to have a conversation that deeply delved into the personal and what I felt was uncomfortable.

The story also has a rather delve-in start, which depending on the book, I sometimes like.

At just over an hour, "Go Back to Where You Are" doesn't have a lot of time to delve into the complex relationships among the characters, which is a pity because they are appealing company.

They spoke of the years immediately after the fall of the Soviet Union as a time when scholarship flowered, saying that they had a chance to delve into historical episodes that had long been concealed.