Sentence examples for lies in deep from inspiring English sources

"Whatever remains of the Electra lies in deep water off the island's west end," he said.

If current divisions between species are murky, the past lies in deep darkness.

Where the canyon widens and the sun penetrates, the only water, cold and clear enough to see it alive with small desert fishes, lies in deep pools in rock crevices.

Wagner also noted that most of the planet "lies in deep waters, the vast majority of which has never been explored", and that "7,000 marine species, a quarter of which are found nowhere else on the planet" are known to live in Papahānaumokuākea marine park alone.

The Zuckerbergs and Musks of the industry seem to believe the answer lies in deep learning.

Analyzing this data is the key to unlocking the true potential of changing mobility habits, which lies in deep analysis of user data.

The larger difference lies in deeper reasons, dating back generations.

Phil Corbett at RBS said the news was a small positive for the company: The main value in the field remains the gas resource which lies in deeper Jurassic intervals and will be the subject of subsequent releases.

The key to knowing the higher law lies in deeper understanding of the nature of the organism.

Of course the causes lay in deep socio-economic tensions.

The tactics of those who forced out Mr Eich, Mr Sullivan suggests, lie in deep tension with two bedrock principles of liberalism.