How To Use Go deep In A Sentence
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Stokes's chance to prove himself to his superior comes when the department needs a young-looking cop to go deep undercover at an elite private school.
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Toppings are actually "middlings" in a Chicago deep dish.
Undefined
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For those in leagues where rosters go deep and there aren't many players to choose from in the free agent pool, these are guys with some upside who might be available and are worth a low-risk flier.
Restless? These sleepers have the right Rx
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In very hot weather, the workers descend tunnels that go deep into the ground to the water table.
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But I think, applied to motives and results -- and with the power differential firmly in mind -- that notion of ethics can go deeper than just dismissing the commodified dreamcatcher as "tacky" like a galleria art snob; and it's not an either/or situation in which the exploitation is an alternative, contradictory reason for condemning the commodified dreamcatcher.
Archive 2006-09-01
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Your thoughts go deep and you find a way to talk and listen that really encourages others.
The Sun
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Frances 'does offer fried matzo, which is one of those haymish (homemade) offerings that attests to roots that go deeper than might be suggested by the current business model.
Chicago Reader
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They can go deep into it, on foot, and still find the beating heart of wilderness there.
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You can go deep-sea fishing, kayaking and abseiling as well.
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Nodules - hard lumps under the skin that can be very painful, go deep into the skin and often cause scars.
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Similarly, because those young people in compensated dating know that you “adults” would condemn their acts, they go deeper underground.
Global Voices in English » Hong Kong: “Compensated Dating” and the use of Pejoratives
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Though I'm no Charles Wallace, I believed you when you wrote that "adults can go deeper", so maybe I can kythe you my appreciation, since now you can probably hear me much better.
Archive 2007-09-01
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Recent along with organism high-tech in traditional chinese medicinal materials study domanial use, render myrrha study all the more go deep into, all the more systematization.
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Consumers continue to go deeper into debt as the latest credit figures reveal that borrowing rose strongly at 16% in the year to the end of May 2003.
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People can go deeper underground if they think they are being looked for,' he said.
Times, Sunday Times
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The tunnel contracts to a narrow passageway as you go deeper.
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Real men, ocean explorers say, go deeper.
Times, Sunday Times
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The meat is cut in a style called flanken, across the ribs to make the marinade go deeply into the grain of the meat.
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The roots of this plant go deep.
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The roots of this tree go deep into the ground.
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To Sharon and anyone else who can get to East Boston, you must visit Santarpio's, some of the most amazing pizza ever-a whole different species compared to Chicago deep-dish.
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Feelings about the death of a parent are bound to go deep.
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But after making this admission we must go deeper into the question.
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OTTAWA (AP) - Mats Sundin steered coach Paul Maurice in the right direction as the Toronto Maple Leafs started to go deep in their shootout list.
USATODAY.com - Hockey - Toronto vs. Ottawa
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Your thoughts go deep and you find a way to talk and listen that really encourages others.
The Sun
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The opening up of the roads will make it easier for transporters and traders to go deep in the remote areas to reach farmers who have the crop.
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Go deeper into your walk and experience a bimodal tidal movement, flowing first in one direction and then another.
The Bushman Way of Tracking God
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Frances 'does offer fried matzo, which is one of those haymish (homemade) offerings that attests to roots that go deeper than might be suggested by the current business model.
Chicago Reader
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The roots of this tree go deep into the ground.
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But the Wayne, Pa., resident with the flashy volleys has taken a late-is-better-than-never approach in summoning the internal reserves it takes to go deep into a major.
USATODAY.com - Raymond doesn't love everybody labeling her
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As we porpoise back to shore, I know that I can go deeper.
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We achieved some modest results in terms of pigmentary changes, but I don't want to mislead anybody for pigmentary changes, you have to go deeper.
CNN Transcript Jul 2, 2005
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Your thoughts go deep and you realise you have a lot of untapped potential - now you are determined to use it.
The Sun
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Real men, ocean explorers say, go deeper.
Times, Sunday Times
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Your thoughts go deep and you find a way to talk and listen that really encourages others.
The Sun
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Go deep into the jungle with the world's most beautiful women and share the virginal vastness and musky moistness of the Dark Continent.
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For supper, they wanted to try some of the famous Chicago deep-dish pizza.
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The roots of this plant go deep.
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In winter they become lethargic and go deeper.
Food Watch
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Older treatments — such as peeling agents like trichloroacetic acid — also take off lentigines, says Goodlerner, but they are not as predictable as lasers, which go deeper into the skin.
Out, Out Damn Spots
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Your thoughts go deep and you find a way to talk and listen that really encourages others.
The Sun
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Known as our first family of Celtic music, this band's roots go deep and wide and cut a swath across musical genres.
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We decided to go deeper into the jungle.
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The roots of this plant go deep.
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She believes everyone has a degree of clairvoyant intuition, often dismissed as déjà vu, but that really skilled clairvoyants are able to go deeper and become completely enveloped in the spirit world.
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If we are going to use the word meaningfully we must restrict it to a group of individuals who have learned how to communicate honestly with each other, whose relationships go deeper than their masks of composure, and who have developed some significant commitment to “rejoice together, mourn together,” and to “delight in each other, make others’ conditions our own.”
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The roots of this tree go deep into the ground.
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The tunnel contracts to a narrow passageway as you go deeper.
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(There have been books by people like Gilles Fauconnier and Mark Turner that go deeper into the brain chemistry ofit.)
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