Sentence examples for starting off deep from inspiring English sources
Starting off deep isn't recommended.
The major indexes started off deep in negative territory but spent much of the session trying to claw their way back.
To make sure your strings don't snap always tune your strings so that the string starts off deep but then tune it so that it is brought to its proper tightness.
Top advisors to both campaigns will apparently answer who won the debate, so were starting off Sunday with a real deep dive into existential uselessness, aren't we? Well.
While the fall of the winter record won't necessarily mean another will be broken this fall, Serreze said "it doesn't look good," adding "we're starting off the melt season in a deep hole".
It started off this deep connection with literature'.
"I started off doing deep research on microscopy and getting familiar with the micrometer scale," he says.
A five minute video of breathtaking grandiosity followed, with a deep-voiced narrator starting off slowly and gruffly before speeding up into something like a mild ecstasy at the notion of launching Ben Carson into the White House instead of the sun.
Starting off with Ben Feller, Associated Press.
Like a French restaurant whose name no one can pronounce, the comptroller starts off in a deep hole.
