Sentence examples for which would be deep from inspiring English sources
The walnut-stain tan — he believed now that it was a tan — of her face and neck would most likely continue into her cleavage, which would be deep, crêpey-skinned, odorous and hot.
The walnut-stain tan he believed now that it was a tan of her face and neck would most likely continue into her cleavage, which would be deep, crêpey-skinned, odorous and hot.
However, very little attention has been paid to the human cost of Simpson-Bowles -- which would be deep and destructive, especially for retirees and workers approaching retirement.
Investigators are faced with determining whether to blame mechanical problems for the disaster — which would be a deep blow to Russia's hopes of seizing part of the lucrative international aviation market — or human error.
The army was also checking reports that rockets had flown north of Tel Aviv, which would be the deepest strikes ever carried out by Hamas.
BP has, however, announced that it intends to go ahead with plans to sink a well – which would be 200m deeper than the one in the Gulf of Mexico – around 125 miles off the coast of Libya.
This region can be interpreted as the highly-fractured region includes high amount of fluid, which would be originated from deeper part.
The Energy Department has spent $2 billion so far on the salt cavern, which would be the first permanent deep burial site for this kind of waste anywhere in the world.
And more than this, we know that Isis is challenging a democratic government in Iraq – albeit an extremely imperfect one – and attempting to establish a new state across the region which would be a source of deep threat and instability to our world.
In plain terms, the IFS is suggesting that the Stevens plan requires a herculean performance on NHS efficiency savings and annual budget cuts for the rest of Whitehall which would be nearly twice as deep as during this parliament.
On Wednesday they debate proper pilots, which would be a start, but deeper changes are needed.
