Sentences with phrase «deep end of everything»

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Their passion for travel and e-commerce is evident: In the beginning, they dug deep and interviewed hundreds of travelers to learn everything about how and why they travel, and ultimately translated their insights into lightweight, yet durable pieces of luggage that are much more affordable than high - end brands.

There are a handful that think they are the only ones who have everything figured out correctly, and the thousands of others think they've gone off the deep end.

Sure, the call went your way, but somewhere deep down, you know the Red Sox sweeping the Rockies was retribution from the baseball gods, a punishment for benefiting from the interference of an umpire who ended a game that seemed like it was never going to end, that would probably still be being played right now if not for that botched call because dear lord this game had everything but also was great mostly because it was terrible.

He's constantly moving around — playing in the deep middle, up in the slot against a receiver or tight end, up in the box against the run, and a little bit of everything in between.

«But I just got thrown in at the deep end and I had to take everything under control and just think I'm playing with normal players, but I'm playing with some of the best players in the world.

Like everything else that hit deep enough to make this year - end list, Campion's series, and her words, turned 2017's reeling chaos into a tight coil of metaphor.

Interviewed by Poynter.org yesterday, Lozada talked about his plans, which are focused on «building a digital audience,» by using «author interviews; short posts that highlight key nuggets from new books; deep dives on trends in nonfiction,» such as his piece, «The End of Everything» and adds, «while I know that lots of people use reviews to help them decide which books to buy and read, lots of them also see reviews as a substitute for reading the book.

They eventually settled on the concept of strange, deep - water animals living in a dark ocean space where they illuminated everything around them; a world that Kazarova ended up creating entirely with black paper.

It's a fitting note to end on for an exhibition which creates the feeling that nothing is what it seems, that everything is a set - up with no deeper truth to be found underneath, and that the flimsy walls of the reality around us can come crashing down at any time.

The results may not be immediate, but as you establish a more consistent pattern of open - ended questioning — about everything from restaurant choices to the best way to manage your finances — we're willing to bet that your partner will begin to realize that you expect them to engage with you at a deeper level.