Sentence examples for take deep into from inspiring English sources

The patty could be a descendant of the empanada or of the meat pasty, the traditional lunch of miners in Cornwall in southwest England, who needed portable lunches that they could take deep into the mines.

They were taken deep into the bush and waited expectantly.

Taken deep into Victorian Britain, our prejudices about the "good old days" are quickly broken down.

The two were taken deep into the nearby Homochitto National Forest, where they were tied to trees and whipped.

"Now, the girls are taken deep into the interior of the country where there are no roads and no mobile signal.

But on Monday there was no word on where the woman might be, and most officials suspected that she had been taken deep into Somalia, kidnapped either by the Shabab, an Islamist militant group, or by gangsters looking for ransom.

My friend Nick and I had been taken deep into the forest by Thomson, a man we had only just met and who had become increasingly agitated as he quizzed me about third-world poverty.

And what is more, they get to know him even better because they are filming his screenplay, and taking his direction; they are taken deep into the strange world of Tommy Wiseau.

You've been taken deeper into that world".

Here the victims were split into groups of fifty and taken deeper into the forest, near the pits, where they were ordered to strip.

Keep an even rate of breathing while running and "breathe with your belly --ie, take deep belly --ieto your stomach rather than shallow belly --ietakeour chest.