Sentence examples for open deep in from inspiring English sources

At last, a calmer spot cracked open deep in my heart, and I remembered my sister.

Brady and Wes Welker could not connect when the slippery receiver was wide open deep in Giants' territory on second-and-11 from the Giants' 44.

Bossa Nova Civic Club, which opened deep in Bushwick last December, is no exception.

Set in the near future, Pacific Rim starts with a sequence that would put the finales of most giant monster movies to shame, explaining how an interdimensional portal opened deep in the Pacific Ocean and began sporadically issuing gigantic reptilian beasts called kaiju that devastated several cities.

The case could open deep rifts in the consensus over the UK's unwritten constitution.

If Senator Clinton managed to secure the nomination under those circumstances, it would open deep wounds in the party that would be very difficult to heal.

If the prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, takes action against him — he has already tried to relieve Mr. Essawi of his duties — it could open deep new divisions in Iraq's already tattered sectarian landscape and send a discouraging signal about whether a post-United States Iraq can forge a truly inclusive and representative government.

The shift in pronouncements is opening deep rifts in a community struggling to present a united -- and, above all, benevolent -- face to the American public.

Evans gave Pirates a clear lead with the opening try of the match, picking up on a loose ball after Cook's punt forward bounced into open space deep in the Exiles' half.

The case has opened deep rifts in the consensus over the UK's unwritten constitution.

Surrounding the two sides is a consuming national debate that has engulfed Parliament and the news media, pushing aside all other issues and opening deep divisions in public opinion.