Sentence examples for make quite deep from inspiring English sources
But I think we have to be more prepared to make quite deep changes".
In fact Mal'tsev had already made quite deep applications of model theory in group theory several years earlier, but under the political conditions of the time his work in Russia was not yet known in the West.
It can all get quite deep.
We made it quite deep, so they could hibernate there, below the frost line.
Then, there it was--the film I had so eagerly anticipated--and just as suddenly it was over and I was left somewhere strange, as it made a quite deep impression on me.
f18b08a5-0455-42ef-b26e-191270914c5d Robert Ballard has made quite a few notable discoveries in deep waters around the world in the last 27 years.
The experimental Zr4+ solubility data for water-rich fluids as a function of other solutes illustrate how an essentially insoluble high field strength cation such as Zr4+ can be made quite soluble in aqueous fluid under deep crustal and upper mantle temperature and pressure conditions through the stabilization of zirconate complexes that incorporate other solutes.
Against a deep field Sunday, she made quite the case that she can contend for her first gold.
It makes quite a contrast to the biggest U.S. auto parts suppliers, Delphi and Visteon Corp., which are in deep trouble.
The lunge position will allow you to give yourself the extra spring up required for the dive cartwheel, so make sure the lunge is quite deep.
