Sentence examples for making a deep from inspiring English sources

"They are taking supercomputing very seriously and making a deep commitment".

If the Jets were last year's Cinderella team making a deep run in the playoffs, who do you think could be this year's surprise team?

Accompanying Mr. Lockwood's account was his photograph of Commander Stratton, clad in prison pajamas, making a deep, supplicating bow on orders from a North Vietnamese officer.

Now that I'm here, I see his books — and Ross Macdonald's — as making a deep stratological survey of the place, in the manner of John McPhee.

The Knicks need the old Stoudemire, or a reasonable approximation, if they have any hope of making a deep playoff run this spring.

One can indeed imagine devotees of Meddle-era Floyd making a deep connection with the ambient soundtrack and flickering towers of light.

He described White making a deep-green basil purée, and a white butter sauce, and swirling the green sauce in one direction and the white sauce in the other, and drawing a swerving line down the middle of the plate.

The second phase (structuring) involves making a deeper search for information to structure the project.

Bob Bergdahl compared his son's plight to making a deep-sea dive — if he returned too quickly to the surface, "it could kill him". So Bob Bergdahl, like his wife, addressed his son in front of news media cameras in hopes that the messages would be shown to their son when he is ready.

The question is whether this is making a deeper problem even worse.

You can have them not overlap but you'll be making a deep-plunge dress and might need to wear something underneath it.