Sentence examples for old deep from inspiring English sources

All the economic and political progress so far could still founder on Myanmar's old, deep divisions.

Remember the old deep space classics such as Privateer 2, Freelancer and (whisper that name in awe) Elite?

More land reclaimed from old deep mining, and more recent open cast or surface mining, which continues, have been turned into sites managed for plants, birds and animals, and most are administered by the Northumberland Wildlife Trust.

Add to that the balmy night and the loud buzzing of the crickets and it was like stepping back in time into a pastiche of the old Deep South.

You can hear echoes of old deep house tracks in the warm textures of All I Need, while the chopped-up and looped snatches of vocal recall UK garage, and the title track features a mid-section that wouldn't sound out of place on an early-90s hardcore record and a synth part that's fairly obviously a homage to Inner City's 1988 classic Good Life.

Thus, the core from the North Pacific provided a rare opportunity to assess the vital signs of old, deep microbe communities.

But at least they have their old, deep-seated second-class citizen status to compel them.

He also studied the old deep-voice slo-mo melodramas of NFL Films.

The news of Frazier's death set off waves of  heartfelt recollections and dredged up old, deep-rooted comparisons.

Democrats' old deep-pocketed friends are beginning to pour money into Democratic "super PACs" like the groups Republican operatives have used to build their outsized influence in this election.

He came up the old way, but made it to the top at a time that condemned him to becoming a transitional figure between then and now, between the old deep-pockets, budget-gimmicked New York and the revived city of proud fiscal discipline.