The violence was initially confined to traditionally Arab east Jerusalem but soon spread deep into Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
After graduating from Rutgers in 1938, Dr. Lambertsen began his medical studies at Penn and was soon delving deeper into a childhood fascination.
Our passerby guide had misinformed and soon we deeper into the forest.
Soon, they were deep into deconstructing text.
Together with their friends, they set out in pursuit of the mysterious Jewelled Moth, uncovering a trail of secrets that soon leads them deep into danger.
PILES will soon be driven deep into a patch of former industrial land along the Hudson River here for a mixed-use enclave called the Promenade that is being designed as a throwback to an old-fashioned downtown Main Street replete with residences above shops.
Later, Templeton joined Palmer in graduate school at Stanford, and soon they were deep into their first dual job search.
Even so, Kasparov was soon burying his face deep into his hands as he pondered his moves, while Karpov's eyes darted around the board.
It would be the site of the Union's chief riverine naval depot and construction site for the "fresh-water fleet" that would soon drive the war deep into the Confederacy.
His biting defense of his decision revealed his distress with an offense that seems to step into quicksand as soon as it gets deep into an opponent's territory.
