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Kelimesi ile İlgili Örnek Cümleler

Bu yazımızda ile ilgili İngilizce cümleleri bulabilirsiniz. Sizler için derlediğimiz İngilizce'de en çok kullanılan kelimesi ile ilgili olumlu, olumsuz ve soru cümlelerinden yararlanarak İngilizce pratik yapabilir ve kelimesinin kullanım alanlarını öğrenebilirsiniz.

• He looked really deep in thought and sad at the same time.
• He was equally ready to discuss a problem with a first year student or a colleague, to work through an elementary point or puzzle over a deep problem.
• In Keighley Fire Station - then the building on the left next to the bridge - the water was several feet deep .
• He does much more than a traditional safety who just plays a deep center field.
• It has to be informed by a deep understanding of the period and its cosmology.
• deep below the sea's surface
• After a blissfully deep sleep I went out early in the morning to take photographs.
• Once Mohammed said that beyond the coral, the sea is 60 foot deep , I felt too scared to go out any further.
• She finally reached the surface, and took a deep breath of the cold, crisp, mountain air.
• This means that there are additional deep sounds which cannot be heard.
• The cylinders will measure how much oxygen is consumed by organisms in the deep ocean.
• He had short golden blonde hair and deep blue eyes behind thin framed glasses.
• there was deep silence
• He acted as if she'd been deep in conversation with him, and didn't even introduce himself.
• I must also take notice of her deep understanding of Middle Eastern affairs, despite the fact that she has never lived there.
• The focus this time around is on the extreme environments of the deep ocean floor and the weird and wonderful denizens that flourish there.
• This is such an illuminating play and, at times, profoundly deep .
• A man and a woman standing leaning up against the bar just behind where we are sitting are deep in conversation.
• The girl cast another glance behind, took a deep breath and stepped forward.
• Eleanor made sure she was deep enough in the pool before she turned around.
• he gave a deep sigh
• He still goes deep in a lot of counts, throws too many pitches, nibbles around.
• I had been so deep in thought that I hadn't heard her trying to get my attention.
• The frogs' eardrums are unusually deep in their skulls.
• Stock markets have reacted to the deep uncertainties this year by marking time.
• it went a deep blue
• Adding more debt to a debt ridden business is like adding a sledge to the back of a man trudging through six foot deep snow.
• It seems a bit odd to try to package a fairly deep question in the context of a genre this fluffy and idiotic.
• Underlying these questions was a deep uneasiness about the size and purpose of American power.
• With deep regret he saw the base in the distance, not wanting this moment to end.
• After half a mile of climbing, the path levelled and the landscape opened out, there were drifts a couple of feet deep at gaps and gateways.
• Todd could feel his cheeks blushing a deep crimson red as Rachel finished his question.
• The first stars were already beginning to peek out of the deep blue, cold sky.
• She came in smiling then stopped hen she saw the deep puzzlement on her son's face.
• The struggles of the American writer to explain the deep mysteries of the British character are pure joy.
• At that moment the deep boom of the great brass bell reverberated through the monastery.
• they're deep in debt
• Meanwhile, Derek was deep in discussion with the restaurant manager on the subject of music.
• deep moisturiser
• he drove the ball towards deep cover
• I walked a step behind him, taking deep intakes and trying to catch up with my breath.
• But I shall say nothing about the deep and difficult problems this contention raises.
• As Helen ran down the narrow hallway, the silence was broken by a deep booming sound.
• At the heart of all this is a deep-seated ambivalence about government which runs deep in the Australian psyche.
• On that afternoon the crowds lining Constitution Hill were three to four deep , waiting patiently to catch a glimpse of Edward VIII as he returned to Buckingham Palace.
• No trace of the car or the victim were ever found, only a 55 meter deep crater, and 500m of missing road.
• It's hard to tell from the bleachers whether pitches are balls or strikes, and you lose sight of balls hit to the deep outfield.
• Relax, take a deep breath and remember, it's not the end of the world.
• Nick let out a deep sigh and watched his breath turn to mist against the cold night air.
• She was taking very little bites of food and looked very deep in thought.
• deep within her she knew that they wouldn't return
• He thought he heard a rumbling sound, a deep voice coming from somewhere far away.
• I quickly cut my arm, and in my haste I accidentally cut deep , wincing as a few drops of blood fell to the floor.
• The world was scared of him, because he was too deep , or forthright, or brave.
• Lightly she tapped on the wooden door to hear the deep boom of her father's voice tell her to enter.
• Mostly I have seen them packed into crates five deep and obviously dying.
• Personal relationships are full of deep feelings and emotions but you need to wait for the right time to expose them.
• Do you think it would be better to use a large bell with deep tones or a small, higher pitched bell?
• The dress was a similar material to the other one but this time it was deep purple.
• It floated a short distance before becoming completely submerged in the river, thought to be between six and eight feet deep .
• A deep understanding of traditional music provides a firm foundation for his impressive body of work.
• The colours are deep and rich and help set an operatic mood and tone for almost every scene.
• Pressure on the US dollar in the form of a deep recession or a balance of payments crisis in the US is unlikely.
• The bracing fresh air penetrates deep into the lungs and instill a feeling of calmness and well-being.
• Waking, dreaming and deep sleep are the other three states, which are the normal states of consciousness.
• The sky had become a dark shade of indigo, tinged with the remnants of deep magenta.
• As the level of the reservoir falls, it reveals mud several feet deep , silt deposited from upstream.
• Her voice then took on a remarkably deep tone as she stood there with a far away look in her eyes.
• I pretended to be deep in conversation in the middle of a very important telephone call.
• deep sound
• Although it is fresh, enclosed water with average visibility of around 10m, it can be cold and deep .
• I'm a pretty deep person, and cruising gives me a chance to be alone and think.
• The question remains regarding how to merge these surface and deep structures.
• he's a deep thinker
• the volcano is two miles deep in the sea
• There was a cave formed by the water, which was about 15 metres deep , and probably the same high.
• she fell asleep on the deep sofa
• And Robin has sent a list of deep questions for us to answer - an interview he'll put on his very interesting site.
• She had natural black hair and deep blue eyes that shimmered in the lighting.
• Because it was narrow and deep , the gorge was seldom influenced by the weather outside.
• There is no question of deep intoxication from drugs, poisons or other chemical agents.