Sentence examples for live in deep from inspiring English sources

Most basket stars live in deep water.

Zimbabweans live in deep fear of the security forces.

Some species prefer the open sun, whereas others live in "filtered" sun environments, and still others live in deep shade.

About 20 million people live in deep poverty, with earnings below $10,000 a year for a family of three.

These are supposed to spend the money on the wretched people who live in deep poverty in the swamps and creeks of the Delta.

Most chimeras in the modern biota live in deep ocean waters and are of limited economic importance, so they are infrequently seen by the general public.

But if you live in deep-blue New York or Rhode Island or California, or dark-red Texas or Wyoming or Mississippi, or another of the forty-one states that aren't into swinging, then you'd better be the kind of person who just likes to watch.

Now he says he is a city boy, who happens to live in deepest Pennsylvania.

Now our grandchildren, who live in deepest Pennsylvania, will grow up associating their ancestral city with airplanes crashing into tall buildings -- on purpose.

Mites tend to burrow into the layers of the skin, where they can cause itching and irritation, and they sometimes live in deeper tissues, such as the nasal passages or lungs.

As a result of water scarcity, communities live in deep-rooted poverty, which has a major impact on health status.