Sentence examples for track deep from inspiring English sources

A blue Range Rover had been discovered in a secluded farm track deep in the Essex countryside.

I recommend Thunderstorm, Rain and Ocean Waves and a compilation simply called Ocean Waves (if you sleep better by the beach, the track "deep rumble of the sea" is for you), $9.99 an album on iTunes.

The alleged digital infallibility of satnav, with its co-ordinates broadcast by the 24 GPS satellites from a height of 20,000km, repeatedly leads the driver to cliff edge, rutted track, deep bog, brick wall, rushing river and (literally, in several reported cases) up the garden path.

Vernon isn't saying much beyond revealing that the album title and opening track (deep breath) 22 (OVER S∞∞N) came about after he was feeling a bit low – as you would, face with all those numerals – and sang the line "It might be over soon" into a portable sampler.

The Land Rover jolted and jarred for what seemed like hours down a dirt track, deep into the pine forests of southern Spain, the farmer at the wheel talking with incessant enthusiasm.

Last year's NEXTStep contracts were for a variety of things, but this year they're all on the same track: "deep space habitats where humans will live and work independently for months or years at a time, without cargo supply deliveries from Earth".

Advances in de novo sequencing technologies allow us to track deeper insights into microbial genomes for restructuring events during the course of their evolution inside and outside the host.

Even if you succeed in comprehending Europe's deepening economic woes (good luck), it's devilishly more difficult to track deeper emotional currents of a Europe that, socially and culturally, has resisted amalgamation in Brussels' technocratic melting pot.

Another observation relevant to the interpretation of discrepancies between cpDNA and nrDNA phylogenies is that cpDNA sequences tend to evolve more slowly than ITS sequences, thus the former might be more suitable to track deeper evolutionary events, while the latter might better capture the phylogenetic signature of more recent events (e.g., [ 39, 67]).

A hunter stumbled upon a trackway in the rock of 14 footprints belonging to a large, carnivorous dinosaur which roamed the region 140 million years ago and left its tracks deep in muddy terrain.

If that doesn't improve your workday, try tracking deep and REM sleep with the Basis or Sleeprate.