deep

• take a deep

  And as I say, if they are perfect men, maybe they can take a deep breath and stop just like that.

• deep breath

  He took a deep breath.

• deep inside

  From deep inside, a jeer, a sneer.

• deep voice

  ‘Damian,’ his deep voice said.

• draw a deep

• deep sea

  They are very abundant on the desert surfaces of the American south-west, but are presumably rare localised in deep sea deposits.

• so deep

  was so deep we didn't need to dig a hole, just scrape

• very deep

  This suspicion runs very deep.

• be deep

  If she has deep-set eyes her porte feminine is bound to be deep too…if a woman has a pair of big, sparkling eyes, her porte feminine is narrow at its entrance, and yet roomy in the inner part…

• deep blue

  It was an unusually deep blue.

• too deep

  But Oxfam and Christian Aid — our backers — were in too deep now.

• deep structures

  The deep structures of curriculum differentiation are historically linked to different educational sectors, to different social class clienteles and occupational destinations, to different status hierarchies.

• deep space

  Needs a deep space on the worksurface.

• deep divisions

  Evidence also emerged during August of deep divisions over the issue within the Palestinian community.

• bury deep

• hand deep

• deep down

  ‘I told myself it was because of the play, but deep down there was something driving me back to you.’