Sentence examples for many feet deep from inspiring English sources

Often, the peat goes many feet deep.

In almost every cove formed by black lava rock there are drifts of it, piled up in crescents many feet deep.

William's visit took him as far south as Blue Spring, where he remarked on the crystal clear views offered by the spring water: "The water is perfectly diaphanous, and here are continually a prodigious number and variety of fish; they appear as plain as though lying on a table before your eyes, although many feet deep in the water".

Craters, hundreds of them, many 10 feet deep, all of them partly filled with muck, marched on for miles through the forest -- until they ended in a cluster of about 25 miners.

The Red Cross considers nine feet to be a good depth for diving if you want to be especially cautious, but the diving area in many pools is eight feet deep.

Water was up to 4 feet deep in many areas of Hancock County as the storm system lumbered off the mouth of the Mississippi River, Brian Adam, the county emergency management director said.

On the near right was an enormous hole, fifteen feet deep and many yards wide, into which poured a scaled-down Canadian Niagara — tons upon tons of water per second.

On the near right was an enormous hole, fifteen feet deep and many yards wide, into which poured a scaled-down Canadian Niagara tons upon tons of water per second.

Water as much as eight feet deep coursed through many streets, leaving them impassable.

In some places the aquifer is buried 1,200 feet deep, but in many places it is at or very close to the surface, often less than five feet below ground.

As many as 80 were dug, some 30 feet deep, and jade pieces, gems, statuary and ancient coins were sometimes buried in them.