Gilbert has helped Roddick return better by having him stand deeper to receive.
Outside, a million birch trees stood deep and wide along the train tracks.
Carry me back safely where the snow stands deep in March.
But his lack of confidence was evident by the way he stood deep against the league leaders and rarely attacked the line.
There appeared little danger as he stood deep on the left wing but he fired the ball in and left goalkeeper Kaen Casteels rooted to the spot as it sailed into the far corner.
Mr. Tomay, a stout 66-year-old Maya guide, stood deep inside Cenote Dzitnup, wielding a yellow beam for tourists to reveal a gestalt of conjured shapes on a wall of burled stone.
Replacing Jonathan Trott is no easy task and yet here he stands – deep in his crease, steady with his feet and punchy with his hands, looking like he belongs at this level.
When this conquest and occupation began, European Russia stood deep in its own ashes after a half-century of war, famine, plague and despotic rule under Ivan the Terrible, Russia's first czar.
Female crab collectors from the Sundarbans, who were predominantly from households where men had out-migrated for formal sector employment, stood deep in mud and braved tiger attacks.
She also bought some thirty table runners, and many details to sew onto dresses and shirts, especially on guayaberas, which she bought at another stand deeper into the market.
