Sentence examples for its own deep from inspiring English sources
There will always be hardcore fans clamouring for its return; I think it's best to let it languish in its own deep, dark dungeon.
But Explora says it has drilled its own deep water well, and every drop is recycled through irrigation channels to local farmers.
The Republican plan to address debt right now, in an economic trough, echoes the horrendous mistake Japan made in the mid-1990s just as it was emerging from its own deep recession.
While German media promote fantastic stories of a Trump-Russian nexus, it is oblivious to its own deep nexus with Russia that stretches across the political spectrum.
The care and transport of the animals has its own deep rhythms too.
And given its own deep unpopularity with the Iranian public, the government may yet face a winter of domestic discontent.
Turkey is eager to avoid that outcome, since it could scuttle its own deep-seated interest in becoming a member of the European Union in the future.
Google has of course worked on ways of building out its apps business, including search in native apps: it's enhanced its own deep-linked apps service, with some 50 billion links within apps now indexed to be searchable online, and with 100 apps integrated into Google Now.
Here's a surprise turn of events: SoftBank — maker of the friendly Pepper robot and a major M&A player in the tech world — has just announced that it is acquiring two more robotics companies from Google owner Alphabet as part of its own deeper move into the field: it is buying Big Dog developer Boston Dynamics and the secretive bipedal robotics firm Schaft.
The Palestinian Authority, with its own deep-seated problems, had assumed authority over most of the Palestinian population.
