"stay deep" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English, usually used as a form of encouragement.
For example, "You can do this, just stay deep and focus on your goal".
But playing in time during themes or behind other soloists, he's satisfied to stay deep in the weave.
Backpacker hostels abound, while campers can stay deep in the woods at the Forest Timber Camping Decks in the national park's Knysna Lakes section.
Without one of their best counter-attacking outlets and no way of relieving pressure, the Foxes were forced to stay deep and try to defend.
The hope is that the gas will stay deep underground for millennia rather than entering the atmosphere as a heat-trapping pollutant.
Participants stay deep in the park in a group of old, but very cosy, log cabins that were once on a buffalo ranch.
Other Kuchis would stay deeper in the desert, digging their wells with camels hauling up the fill.
The game was deadlocked, and there it stayed deep into the night.
Each dreamer stayed deep in his own dream — hustling, feinting, gliding, windmilling into every possible wave.
For the first Farrell stayed deep to surge on to a Billy Vunipola pass and into space.
Surprisingly, the defenders suffered relatively few casualties because most of them stayed deep within the forts' protective walls.
