Sentence examples for opened deep from inspiring English sources

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

Moreover, rather than forge a spirit of unity, the economic crisis opened deep divisions.

Mr. Sharon's plan has also opened deep fissures within his own party, Likud.

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

But his challenge to Mr. Gore for liberals' votes opened deep fractures on the American left.

Half of those polled said the campaign has opened deep divisions within Scotland and damaged its relations with the rest of the United Kingdom.

You're opening deep crevices here.

In some places, cavernous pits open deep into the ground.

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

With Lacy in his backfield, Alabama quarterback A J McCarron simply needed to fake handoffs to find his receivers open deep downfield.

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.