Sentence examples for seat deep from inspiring English sources

"The accent is a red herring and my secret weapon," he says, wedging his handsome, lanky frame into a small cinema seat, deep inside the belly of a Sydney film distribution company.

And the allusion Farage is desperate to imbue his attire with, and therefore his person and his party, is the respectability that is somehow still seated deep in those upper-class pretensions.

Seated deep in the soft, hand-stitched leather seat, accelerating along narrow Sussex country lanes, the car feels marginally less stable than the conventional Phantom, especially as it conquers the bendy road beyond East Lavington towards Duncton.

And Flywheel's technologically advanced spinning classes sounded awesome: riders sit in stadium-style seating deep inside a dark studio space with a tiny on-bike computer tracking your progress.

The slender 617-vote margin in a safe Labour seat revealed deep unease across the party that a Ukip surge could deprive it of a swath of northern marginal seats at next year's general election.

Sitting north of Liverpool, on the mouth of the river Mersey, this seat runs deep into Crosby, which at one time was Conservative.

There are even outside the body chakras above the head in the sky, below the feet, two feet under the seat and deep in the earth.

The GT has leather bucket seats with deep side bolsters that hold you firmly in place while you put the car through its paces.

A bullet which is seated too deep or a crimp which is too tight can create unsafe pressures in the chamber when fired.

On many nights, brokers say they are forced to sell some of the arena's best seats at deep discounts.

Cotton was eying a Senate seat in deep-red Arkansas, where voters were strongly opposed to it.