Sentence examples for high deep from inspiring English sources

It looked as spectacular as a kiddie dessert, served in a high, deep glass.

And then, as the snow piled high deep into March, the Dems turned on each other.

"Really, the first preference is to get around the ball and somehow throw up a high, deep lob," Gullikson said.

Measured by the Nikkei 225 share index, Japanese shares are 27% below last year's July high: deep bear-market territory.

Rough as Meza was -- in her first high-school match, she threatened to beat up an opponent who was winning points on high, deep lobs -- Haines liked the athletic aggression she showed.

First set: Murray 4-6 Nadal: Several fascinating rallies featuring a dazzling repertoire of shots from the lockers of both players get us to deuce, at which point Murray gets a break point with a high, deep forehand.

Located back from the seacoast above high, deep-red cliffs, the town faces away from the sea but is connected to it by a pedestrian right of way and by a remarkable railway originally designed to demonstrate a system of propulsion by atmospheric pressure against a vacuum devised by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

It may also be that the high deep-sea temperatures (about 10°C higher than in the Atlantic Ocean at the same depth) have led to a Mediterranean deep-sea fauna that consists of reproductively sterile pseudopopulations that are constantly derived through larval inflow.

It has been hypothesized also that as a result of high deep-sea temperatures (about 10°C higher than in the Atlantic Ocean at the same depth), much of the present-day Mediterranean deep-sea fauna consists of reproductively sterile pseudopopulations that are constantly replenished through larval inflow [113].

As the genetic distances between the Orcula species were extremely high, deeper splits in the phylogenetic trees could not be resolved with the COI alone.

In this study the staggered walls were designed as story-high deep beams.