Sentence examples for working deep in from inspiring English sources

That image shattered in 1977, when oceanographers working deep in the Pacific found bizarre ecosystems lush with clams, mussels and long tube worms.

After decades spent working deep in the bowels of the New York City Department of Education bureaucracy, Bob Cohen, 59, has risen to the most important job of his life: leader of Cluster One, Network 104, the Bronx.

Sometimes, working deep in the mint thicket, I follow a runner trail to what must have been an ancestral root cluster, a truly daunting mass of subterranean plant fibers.

While Bellhorn has carved a reputation for working deep in counts, taking walks and moving runners to set up Boston's bashers, the Yankees have opted for a strategy similar to the one employed by the Astros and the Cardinals.

They both rely on lean direct-sales operations to sell their products to techies working deep in the bowels of large corporations.

It offers integrations with services like Microsoft Office that are handy for organizations that find themselves working deep in the Microsoft services burrow.

More important, he showed uncommon maturity at the plate, taking close pitches, confident enough to work deep in the count.

Mr. Werfel, 42, is a longtime civil servant who has worked deep in bureaucracy, far from the political arena.

The fire began Thursday after welding work deep in the central shaft of the Darasun mine, in the remote Chita region of eastern Siberia, near the Chinese border.

Appier and another off-season addition, Aaron Sele, give the Angels two dependable veterans to work deep in games and balance a young rotation.

This is particularly true of money managers who work deep in the shadows or seem beyond reproach even more so during booms, when the temptation to swindle grows along with the propensity to speculate.