用deep in造句子，“deep in”造句

Deep seated earthquakes, often severe in magnitude, generally occur beneath subduction zones, as one plate is forced deep into the mantle beneath another.

Conrad Anker traverses an alpine ridge deep in the Waddington Range on Mount Combatant, Coastal Range in British Columbia, Canada.

Yet this mysterious antelope still roams, if only deep in the Annamite range of north-eastern Vietnam and Laos.

David Doubilet mused while photographing eels in New Zealand, knee-deep in a spring-fed creek, watercress dangling from his mask and snorkel.

In one shack, deep inside the labyrinthine slum, her team found a weeping child whose parents had left her at home alone while they worked.

The Mole ran quickly to comfort the little animal; but Rat, lingering, looked long and doubtfully at certain hoof-marks deep in the sward.

In the great nation of Emperor Penguins, deep in Antarctica, you're nobody unless you can sing---which is unfortunate for Mumble, who is the worst singer in the world.

When they were all deep in slumber, the Dagda took his magic harp, and he and his golden-haired warriors stole softly away, and came in safety to their own homes again.

To push deep into Gaza City with tanks and ground troops, as Israel has threatened in "phase three" of its campaign, will send the already grisly death toll higher still.

To further protect the house from hurricane damage, Huff raised it 2.7 meters off the ground on timber pilings-long, slender columns of wood anchored deep in the sand. CET-4, 2003.12.

He embedded the pilings deep into the subsoil.

We have deep integration of XML throughout our portfolio to help with the interchange of information.

At his own risk and peril, it analyzes and digs deep into its own bedazzlement.

Lyotard is a great thinker of postmodernism. His theory of narrative and justice is of deep influence.

And Henry v, even soberly revisited, never quite loses that stirring flap of standards, or the thwack of the Dauphin's tennis balls deep into the hazard.

The jurist's skill is to go deep into and dissect the society, and to gain the knowledge about the relation between person and person, between person and group, among person, group and state.

The summer house was buried deep in the forest.

Do they belong deep in your heart when you refuse to admit them or express them?

The salamander was last seen in 1941, and was rediscovered by abseiling into caves deep in the forest.

However, standard swab tests have proved unreliable in severe cases, says Kumar, possibly because the viral infection is deep in the lungs rather than in the throat.

I walked through the carriages. I remember some farmers, a woman dressed in mourning, a youth deep in Tacitus' Annals and a wounded, happy soldier.

The resulting surge in spending, together with a run of disappointing tax revenues, sent the budget deep into the red (see chart below).

So, there is a sense, in the Plains Indian, that he is both the embodiment of a noble, restrained lineage; but also, deep in that American past, is this sense of great excess.

In the factory, smoke diverted from the plant's chimney is mixed with a chilled ammonia-based chemical. The chemical is then heated, releasing the carbon dioxide, which is pumped deep into the Wells.

The road he took had a deep incline.

The natural ingredients can saturate deep into the skin and promote cellular turnover.

The only way to round out your education is by going deep into the realities of life.

Each article will dive deep into a particular illustrative aspect of one or both of these concepts, with lots of detail and source code.

With hemp ropes and bamboo cables reaching deep into the ground, they employed cast iron drills to reach the natural gas they used as a fuel to evaporate water from brine to produce salt.

Changes we see in the corona reflect changes deep inside the sun.

Some cities deep in the Chinese mainland resemble San Francisco, with sparkling night lights on high-rise buildings.

For what object you have a "passion deep in the soul?" you can choose a plant, an animal or a utensil to write about.

"One day, sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a way to get rich quick."

Therefore Kryon asks you to breathe deeply and go deep into your divinity in order to unify your chakras there, expand yourself, and while this happens we will ground you on all levels.

I knew that by daybreak we would be deep inside Genghis Khan country.

Because of the prior surgeries, and the location of the tumor deep inside the brain, normal surgery was not an option.

Our goal is to ensure that they leave with a better sense of how to make things than when they arrived, and the deep internal realization that you can figure things out by fooling around.

Any trouble that may lurk deep in the sea will remain obscure for some time yet.

For instance, American "drone" aircraft still fly secretly from an airstrip deep in the desert of Baluchistan province, targeting suspected militants in the country's tribal areas.

Despite the lax rules and the fact that it is neck-deep in the arms and oil trades-both especially prone to corruption-it fares well in international surveys of corruption.

What I mean by that is unless you are willing to succeed deep inside you cannot succeed whatsoever; you have to CHANGE it deep inside.

An ancient connection exists between public business and the banyan tree, as between its huge overarching shade and its deep intertwining roots.

He described rushing floodwaters up to 20 feet deep in some places.

It doesn't just deprive them of the beauty of women's faces; it offends the secularism that goes deep in European—and especially French—culture.

He dipped deep into Western literature.

And had there been lightning and no drought, the bolt that struck Honey Prairie, deep inside the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, might have just knocked down a tree or two.

Others aspire downwards deep in the St. Regis canoe Area, floating in a seam of light, a silent wake trailing behind their canoe.

Delve deep into your thoughts to understand why you feel the way you feel.

But you'll be saying, somehow deep in your heart maybe unconsciously or semi-consciously, why is it happening?

Genes are not merely selfish, it appears. Instead, people seem to have deep instincts for fairness, empathy and attachment.

Aerosol particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers pose the greatest risk to human health because they are small enough to be breathed deep into the lungs and, in some cases, enter the blood stream.

He was deep in conversation with his accountant.

There were rice paddies with blue sky reflected in water between bright green shoots, white egrets and a figure in baggy clothes and a wide straw hat knee-deep in water.