Sentence examples for will go deeper from inspiring English sources

In 2016 the knife will go deeper.

"Illegal abortions will go deeper underground, causing more medical accidents.

You can't make too many trips down there, and perhaps the expectation is that the Yankees will go deeper in the playoffs".

For readers seeking a philosophical dismantling of poetic language and practice, for example, Lyn Hejinian's "Language of Inquiry" will go deeper.

(For readers seeking a philosophical dismantling of poetic language that is written in a comic vein — yes, there is such a book — Charles Bernstein's "Attack of the Difficult Poems" will go deeper and also make you laugh).

Britain is on course for public spending cuts that will go deeper than those introduced by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, after the three men vying to serve as chancellor tonight agreed on the scale of the challenge facing Britain.

She's seen people questioning whether she will go deep.

There can be no doubt they will go deep.

"The moths would lay their eggs in the specimens and the larvae feed in the root of the hair and they will go deep in the skin.

Two boreholes will go deep underground; at the bottom of the two wells, water will be heated by hot rocks and returned to the surface at approximately 180C.

The roots of English tolerance of diversity (or cynical pragmatism, if you will) go deep, unlike in French and Russian cultural imperialism.