A couple put their children in a deep hole and
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The sum is daunting, a deep hole of deferred maintenance.
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Israel was headed into a deep hole on both counts.
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He then bogeyed No. 2 to fall into a deep hole.
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"They were in the deep, deep hole of addiction," Dr. Willenbring said.
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Two goals is a deep hole with half an hour to play.
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No. 1-seeded Virginia rallied out of a deep hole to advance.
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On so many fronts, Trump has already dug himself into a deep hole.
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While the Skripals waited, their son, Sasha, was slipping into a deep hole.
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But he seems to have dug himself a pretty deep hole at this point.
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The dam's primary spillway developed a 200-foot-long, 20-foot-deep hole last week.
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Ben Bramley of Ripon, UK, tweeted about the 30-foot deep hole on Wednesday night.
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We've dug ourselves a deep hole by systematically underinvesting in our water infrastructure for generations.
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He threw another one, and Martinez, not wanting to get into a deep hole, swung.
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The original law dug a very deep hole that we have to climb out of.
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"They've got a deep hole to dig out of in terms of winning trust," Kuraitis said.
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Those dots led the men to a deep hole which was filled with Annie's seven puppies.
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For their party is in a deep hole, and no narrow path will lead them out.
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It made me want to dig a deep hole in the earth and live there instead.
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Before Biden ran for president in the 1988 campaign, he started off in a deep hole.
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The pickax hit the ground with a satisfying thunk, tearing a deep hole in the earth.
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Dinardo allegedly used a backhoe to dig a 6-foot-deep hole and bury Patrick, investigators said.
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And Temer will begin his presidency in a pretty deep hole in terms of popularity and legitimacy.
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It needs to explain how it will climb out of the deep hole it currently calls home.
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"We're probably going to be starting out this melt season in a pretty deep hole," Serreze said.
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The Jazz clawed their way out of a deep hole behind hot perimeter shooting and increased defensive intensity.
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Dinardo allegedly used a backhoe to dig a 6-foot-deep hole and bury him, the affidavit states.
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He is fighting from a deep hole: 36 percent approve his handling of the job, 59 percent disapprove.
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But just to show you Warren's deep hole: she may get beaten by Sanders in her home state.
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First, use the drill bit to hollow out an inch-deep hole in the base of your candle sticks.
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"Juno has dug themselves into such a deep hole," said Brad Loncar, manager of the Loncar Cancer Immunotherapy ETF.
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But then, while exploring an otherwise innocuous area, I fell into a deep hole, with no way to escape.
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But Trump keeps digging a deep hole for Republicans even with illegal border crossings at a 20-year low.
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" The man replied, "Because you act like a man who still has this deep, deep hole inside of him.
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"I was living way above my means, and I had dug myself into a deep hole," Mr. Howe testified.
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But I also think that's a bit of a false question because we're in such a deep hole right now.
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Lorand felt as if she had descended into a deep hole filled with strangers — police officers, medical workers, coroner staff.
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"It feels, and even smells, like a journey into a deep hole in the earth," Joshua Hammer reports in Smithsonian Magazine.
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The economy is in recession, and there is virtually no way Greece can dig itself out of such a deep hole.
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"We have dug ourselves into a pretty deep hole, and we have a lot of climbing yet to do," he added.
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The main spillway had suffered unexpected erosion earlier this week after heavy rains caused a 2770-foot-deep hole in the structure.
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Before Midland Circle was completed, the land it now occupies was a 30-story-deep hole in the middle of New York.
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We got in another deep hole, down 03, and we fought all the way back and had multiple opportunities down the stretch.
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If one then adds an out of wedlock child to these poor economic prospects, you are starting out in a deep hole.
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Trump's actions have put America in a deep hole that he has showed no sign of digging the United States out of.
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When mines emptied of coal began collapsing underground, the land subsided and his boyhood village disappeared into a 25-foot-deep hole.
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Bed Bath & Beyond has long been trying to climb out of a deep hole of excess inventory and chaotic discounting and stores.
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"PLUS loans allow borrowers to dig themselves into a very deep hole," said the publisher and vice president of strategy at CappEx.
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Liverpool pulls one back, but the team is still in a deep hole now that Dortmund has two away goals to Liverpool's one.
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In the season opener, Manager Joe Girardi sent Aaron Hicks up to hit for Torreyes when the Yankees were in a deep hole.
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Heavy rains late last week caused the concrete structure to unexpectedly cave in, leaving a 29-foot-deep hole that continues to grow.
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But in that period, Trump wants to collect $5.8 trillion less in taxes, which means federal revenue would fall into a deep hole.
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The "long drop," an outhouse over an abnormally deep hole, sat nestled in a thicket of silver beech 150 feet north of the hut.
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The closest anyone ever got to the mantle was a seven-mile-deep hole drilled into the crust on a peninsula in western Russia.
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They had been partially burned in a roaster made out of an oil drum, and had been buried in a 12-foot-deep hole.
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Recent polling in a slew of states that carried President Trump to his thin win in 2016 show him starting 2020 in a deep hole.
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It is a deep hole to climb out of: No 0-3 team has rallied to make the playoffs since the Buffalo Bills in 1998.
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Earlier this month, a 30 meter (98 feet) wide, 15 meter (50 feet) deep hole suddenly opened, swallowing five lanes of road and flooding with water.
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In both cases, the workers involved were shocked to hear the screams of the damned, coming from the bottom of the deep hole they'd just opened.
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" Mr. Abe, Mr. Kingston added, "understands that he has a deep hole to climb out of to try to convince the public that that is necessary.
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A 84-foot-10-inch-deep hole (representing the height of the former monument including the now removed statue of Lee) would create a gaping abyss.
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But the treacherous politics thrown up by the Kavanaugh controversy also imperil a Republican Party already in a deep hole with women voters in the midterms.
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Four years later, Trump is in such a deep hole he can't even match Romney's ability to have women stand up for him at the convention.
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Butchered bones, knives The four-year study included sending divers to the Page-Ladson site, a deep hole 30 feet underwater in the Aucilla River, researchers said.
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Coming up: — Bing, bang, bong: This is what it sounds like when you drop a nine-inch ice core down a 450-foot deep hole in Antarctica.
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"Cyclically, the financial system and the economy have spent a long time climbing out of the deep hole torn by the crisis and Great Recession," he wrote.
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Patrick was shot and killed on July 5, and Dinardo allegedly used a backhoe to dig a 6-foot-deep hole and bury him, the affidavit states.
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The Blue Jays will attempt to grab the momentum and avoid falling into a deep hole when they host the Cleveland Indians in Game 3 on Monday.
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I really didn't understand why I would be feeling high on life, and everything was brilliant, and then suddenly I would be crashing into a deep hole.
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"They've drilled a deep hole in the national debt," Gillum says while adding "People haven't seen a raise in wages" as a result of the tax cuts.
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"If you want to build the Empire State Building, the first thing you do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation," explains Robert Kiyosaki.
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Warburg financed its roughly $0003 million purchase by adding more than $500 million in debt to Rural/Metro's balance sheet — a deep hole to climb out of.
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This climate mess doesn't end until there's a massive, rapid, large-scale shift away from the fossil fuels that have put us in such a deep hole.
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"Ozbilgen acknowledged that he had dug himself a deep hole and wrote at the end of his note that this was the only choice," Mr. Gramiccioni said.
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What's clear, however, is that Trump and his allies are in a deep hole right now — and the economy isn't going to dig them out of it.
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There was an encryption fight that Apple and Microsoft particularly ... No. 1, the Snowden revelations, and stuff goes out there and we go into a deep hole.
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"Over the last four years we've dug a very deep hole, missing between one and two years of precipitation," Rob Hartman, hydrologist-in-charge for NOAA, told Gizmodo.
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But he said Salemme later told him DiSarro was killed and that his body was buried in a 20-foot deep hole at a Rhode Island construction site.
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"Hillary Clinton clearly won the summer, and there's little doubt Donald Trump dug himself a very deep hole in the aftermath of the nominating conventions," Mr. Blizzard said.
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Starting on the back nine, back-to-back double bogeys on the 13th and 14th put him in a deep hole and things continued to only get worse.
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"Permitting is like spelunking: Deep hole with a light on my head that shines just in front of me but not enough to see the whole picture," she says.
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"There's not a workplace on land or sea or even at the bottom of a big, deep hole in the ground where we're actually keeping women safe," Bee said.
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This week, as Axios Presented by the Tyrell Corporation points out, is a big one for the Trump administration and not just because it is in a deep hole.
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But the data show that Trump will have to climb out of the deep hole he has dug for himself in nearly two and one-half years in office.
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The second quarter has been really bad for us here, so we got to do a better job of that and we can't dig ourselves such a deep hole.
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Despite being in deep hole on the scoreboard, they went back to opting for points on the board, kicking a field goal that only closed them to within 11.
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The monetary easing has sparked a much-needed revival in house prices, but home construction remains in a deep hole and consumer spending has yet to show any recovery.
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The Houston Texans' Brock Osweiler has been buried after two bad games, and Sam Bradford is only now digging his reputation out from a deep hole of smoking rubble.
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SOUND ON: What sound is made when you drop a nine-inch ice core—a sample of ice drilled from a glacier—down a 450-foot deep hole in Antarctica?
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"I think I'm really fortunate because I had a lot of people to talk to about it, hence why I'm not in that deep hole as much anymore," he says.
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He has lived in a brownstone on St. Marks Place for decades, but he said the explosion cut a deep hole in a neighborhood fast losing its feeling of connectedness.
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MARK BERTOLINI: We were a company that was crawling out of a deep hole, that we got into trouble in 2009 when the market went bad, the economy went bad.
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Iron Fist arrives in a deep hole amid concerns about its curly-haired, blonde protagonist appropriating Asian culture, but the bigger problem ends up being that he's barely even appropriating.
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Incidentally, or not, Brookfield Asset Management took a 85033-year lease on the Kushner family's deeply indebted New York City property, thereby getting the family out of a deep hole.
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That trend continued Friday when he lasted 5 1/3 innings and gave up six runs — five in the first two innings, which put the Orioles in a deep hole.
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Over the past eight years, even as they fetishized the historic presidency of Barack Obama, Democrats lost power in Congress and fell into a deep hole in statehouses across America.
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Republicans cannot afford any perception that they are bullying Ford, given the deep hole the party is already experiencing with female voters with the midterm elections only seven weeks away.
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Mental health memes are all over the place these days, and for good reason since conversation about mental illness is clawing its way out of a deep hole of stigma.
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Unexpected erosion chewed through the main spillway during heavy rain earlier this week, sending chunks of concrete flying and creating a 200-foot-long, 30-foot-deep hole that continues growing.
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"They have dug themselves a very deep hole," said Freada Klein Kapor, a partner at the venture capital firm Kapor Capital; she and her husband, entrepreneur Mitch Kapor, are Uber investors.
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Erosion eventually caused a 200-foot-long (60-meter-long), 30-foot-deep hole to form near the center of the spillway, a structure used to control the release of water.
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The installation that included the eight-foot-deep hole, aptly called "Descent into Limbo (1992)," creates the illusion of a endless void — a disturbing concept if I do say so myself.
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Brady knows all about handsome unknown backups thriving when given an opportunity, but any struggle by Garoppolo to adapt to a starting role could dig the team a rather deep hole.
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The Big 22, which placed no members in the playoff in 13 and is the only major conference that does not stage a league championship game, is in a deep hole.
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They push the pace on offense, force turnovers on defense and bury opponents in a deep hole, forcing foes to spend the better part of four quarters trying to climb out.
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"The chamber dug themselves into a deep, deep hole when they decided to become an arm of the Republican Party and even oppose moderate Democrats," Senator Chuck Schumer told the WSJ.
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She used a device she referred to as a "punch" and placed it on top of the cyst, applying pressure so it created a 4-millimeter-deep hole in the cyst.
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Footage from the southern city of Volgograd showed a fresh landslide on an embankment near the stadium, which made a several-meter-deep hole in it and covered a sidewalk with mud.
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AMID THE cypresses and palms that adorn the small municipal cemetery of Paterna on the outskirts of Valencia a blue and white tarpaulin protects a two-metre deep hole from autumn rain.
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That done, they poured a mixture of soil, water, and cement into the hole—they use more than 7,100 cubic meters of the stuff in all– into the 65-foot-deep hole.
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What's clear from those numbers is that Republicans are in a deep hole in selling their Obamacare alternative to the public before there's even been a single actual vote on the proposal.
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A range of data out on Monday also showed home building was heading for a deep hole after years of outperformance, while job ads suffered their biggest annual drop in five years.
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The marine reptile dug a deep hole in the sand and laid 128 eggs, scraping sand with her flippers over the nest to hide it, and she lumbered back to the sea.
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Chang'e-4 landed in a nearly four-mile-deep hole that was formed when an ancient meteor crashed into the moon—one of the largest known impact craters in our solar system.
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According to the Art Newspaper, a visitor to a Portugal museum fell into an art installation that features a deep hole painted dark enough to look like a circle painted on the floor.
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Dig a deep hole set back at least 50 feet from drinking water (in some villages a simple six-foot hole was sufficient for a family of six for up to three years).
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The military is in such a deep hole, there is no reasonable danger that, by starting to rebuild now, the nation will "overshoot" the target and acquire more capability than it could possibly need.
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"I don't think either side wants this to go back into a deep hole again and spiral into negativity," said Susan Danger, chief executive of the American Chamber of Commerce to the European Union.
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The stunning collapse of ObamaCare repeal on Tuesday forced Republicans to confront a sobering reality: Their party and agenda are in a deep hole, and it's not going to be easy to get out.
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"In trying to win the nomination, every one of the leading candidates dug themselves into a deep hole pandering to the anti-immigrant base of the Republican Party that idolizes Donald Trump," the letter says.
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I feel like the big takeaway from all of this is that maybe it's not the best idea to step directly onto someone's art, or leave an eight-foot-deep hole in the ground unattended.
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Officers based in Buxton, a small town in Derbyshire in central England, said on Facebook that they had received reports of people congregating by the water which fills a deep hole in a disused quarry.
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In one email cited in the settlement, Mr. Sloan warned Mr. Craig that "the Ukraine payment situation" could "put us in a very deep hole in the western press," if it was revealed by others.
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The following day, Dinardo told police he and Kratz returned to the property, where DiNardo allegedly used the backhoe to dig a deep hole and bury the tank containing the three bodies, according to the affidavit.
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Since season two of UnReal ended with, among other things, a smoking car wreck and two dead bodies, the show finds itself with one hell of a deep hole to dig out of in season three.
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"Poison" is now the newest tune to be added to his catalog and one which touts an immensely sexy vibe that almost forces you to get lost in a deep hole of provocative feelings and fantasies.
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After the sinkhole appeared on November 8, subcontractors worked around the clock to fill in the 30 meter (98 ft) wide, 15 meter (50 ft) deep hole by the 12th with a mixture of sand and cement.
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The rescue mission to save a 2-year-old boy trapped in a well in Spain for 13 days has come to a tragic end as emergency personnel recovered his body from the 360-foot-deep hole.
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This week, a horse returning from a Taco Bell run in Riverside, California fell into a five-foot-deep hole, which caved in when the cover of a utility vault collapsed under the weight of the horse.
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The Bulldogs were 211 of 210 from outside before halftime, and a large percentage of those 3-pointers came during an extended run that buried BYU in a deep hole before the midpoint of the opening half.
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However, U.S. shale companies are drilling themselves into a deep hole as they are barely breaking even or losing money, costs are starting to rise and share prices are sliding, according to Reuters market analyst John Kemp.
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With the country in the ninth year of an economic recovery, the case for pure stimulus is weak, and digging a deep hole of debt by cutting taxes will make it harder to pay for other priorities.
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This is harder than you might think — it takes forever and you have to displace more than a ton of soil, about the weight of an average hippopotamus, to produce a barely serviceable three-foot-deep hole.
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The governor has been beset by criticism after tax cuts blasted a deep hole in the state budget; he recently signed a budget that cut $6900 million to state agencies, cuts that hit education and Medicaid programs hardest.
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Polls indicate that Trump is in a deep hole with Hispanic voters, having alienated much of the bloc with his hard-line stance on immigration and statements that Mexico sends rapists and other criminals into the United States.
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That trend continued Friday when he lasted 5 1/3 innings and gave up six runs — five in the first two innings, which put the Orioles in a deep hole — as the Astros topped the Orioles 8-7.
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The passage of time means we can finally talk about how badly it falls apart in the final hours, falling victim to the same problems that got the series into such a deep hole in the first place.
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You didn't need to understand the mathematics to grasp the notion of gaping maws sitting at the bottoms of galaxies or at the end of time, or the six-foot-deep hole with your own name on it.
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The views expressed are his own) By John Kemp LONDON, June 30 (Reuters) - U.S. shale firms are drilling themselves into a deep hole despite warnings from industry leaders about the risk of flooding the market with too much crude.
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But Trump still starts in a deep hole compared to her -- he had only $1.3 million on hand as of June 1 -- and the new figures nevertheless reveal that he will be substantially dependent on the Republican National Committee.
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But Tahani's flaw is that she did good things for bad reasons: selfishness, a search for fame, and an attempt to fill a deep hole in her heart that was caused by a lack of parental love and support.
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Josh Hazlewood broke that partnership by having Latham caught in the deep for 38 and when de Grandhomme departed for 25 in similar fashion off spinner Adam Zampa, the New Zealanders were in a deep hole at 160-7.
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The couple made it out of Marsh Harbour "by the grace of God," but not before Diana — who only wanted her first name used — broke her wrist, twisted her ankle, and tore a bone-deep hole in her shin.
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Noting that there seemed to be 40 votes in the Senate for any repeal bill, a GOP health care lobbyist told me: "The same herd mentality there puts you at a deep hole in the Senate" on Alexander-Murray.
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Now, three cycles before the next redistricting process, Democrats find themselves in a deep hole: Republicans control 69 of the 99 state legislative chambers in America, and Nebraska, which has a nominally nonpartisan unicameral legislature, is functionally controlled by Republicans.
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Qi Shengli, who lives in Goujiao town in Yuechi county, told Chinese media outlets that he didn't remember exactly how long the money was stored in the 15 cm (6-inch) deep hole he dug in the corner of his bedroom.
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You feel crippling inadequacy when you try to list your own accomplishments and have now fallen into the deep hole that is an existential crisis, questioning what you're doing with your life and why were put here in the first placeNo?
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ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia allowed its election system to grow "way too old and archaic" and now has a deep hole to dig out of to ensure that the constitutional right to vote is protected, U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg said Friday.
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It was there as she climbed out of a deep hole against Davis; and it was there as she kept her composure and her head held high as Kerber rallied after a slow start and pushed her to the extreme.
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"On the oil front, my concern is that the supply glut gets so great at a time of shrinking demand because of the coronavirus and other things that this could be a fairly deep hole to dig out of," said Sen.
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Murray, 29, had partially dug himself out of a deep hole on Monday night when he lost the first two sets to an inspired opponent before winning the third and taking a 4-2 lead in the fourth when bad light intervened.
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ABOUT THE PELICANS (17-27): New Orleans does not have the luxury of learning from its mistakes and fine tuning for the playoffs thanks to an 0-1213 start that left the team in a deep hole in a competitive Western Conference.
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The country's heavy reliance on oil — which has plunged from above $100 last year and now hovers near $30 per barrel — as well as the government's profligate social spending has dug it into a deep hole from which virtually no one expects it to escape.
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But the fragility of this remnant of pre-Columbian life was revealed last month, when a 19873-feet-deep hole opened in the canal bed, draining water and alarming hundreds of tour boat operators and farmers who depend on the waterways for a living.
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In the afternoon, Dinardo and Kratz return to the farm and use the backhoe to dig a 21-foot-deep hole -- about 250/28-mile away from Patrick's grave -- and bury the "pig roaster" containing the charred bodies of Finocchiaro, Meo and Sturgis, the complaint states.
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I still enjoy the feel of the water pooling around my waders as I stalk a deep hole, the iridescent greens and browns when I open a box full of Copper Johns and Midges and Parachute Adams flies, the way the line goes electric when a trout strikes.
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When Democrats lost the South — for multiple generations, as it turned out — it put them in a deep hole, forcing them to rely on a surge of young and Latino voters to turn the demographic tide, or candidates with broad appeal beyond the party strongholds on the coasts.
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The 67-year-old Fort Worth man was walking to a store in his neighborhood on Monday, in hopes of winning the upcoming $1.5-billion Powerball jackpot, when he fell through a deep hole at a construction site, landing in water at the bottom, the Fort Worth Police Department said.
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I'd rather buy an old '41 Ford with that money, drive it around and enjoy it for as long as possible and, when the time comes, have a deep hole dug in the ground and roll the car and me into it (I'll save the seat next to me for my wife).
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At a little past midnight on Saturday, with the help of some sardines and a snare, volunteers lifted Toffee, a seven-week-old deaf puppy that briefly caught the nation's attention, out of a deep hole in northern Alabama, ending a saga that began more than 30 hours earlier, local media reported.
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In the meantime, two of the geophysicists, Roberto Francese and Aldino Bondesan, began digging a three-foot-deep hole to get past the surface snow to the actual glacier, where they would place a seismometer (which reads depth via vibrations) on the ice, to determine how much Grafferner had melted in the past year.
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And where that show's tendency toward decompression — the storytelling term for taking a plot and examining it in almost microscopic detail — eventually led it down a deep, deep hole, it had a couple of really good seasons when it found a way to tell compelling character stories within the framework of reiterating the same series of events from slightly different perspectives.
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But even though Carleton has found a new routine that works for her, she says she would never insist on someone else trying it: Fielding other people's opinions about what would clear her skin had been exasperating, and she found carrying out their advice (following an extensive, multi-step routine) was tiring "Part of how I ended up in that deep hole is people saying, ' You need to do this,'" she said.
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Real Madrid 193, Club Brugge 2 Host Real Madrid rallied from two goals down to salvage a draw, avoiding a defeat that would have left the 13-time European champions in a deep hole in Group A. Emmanuel Bonaventure scored two first-half goals — imitating former Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo's goal celebration after the second — but the hosts recovered with headers by Sergio Ramos in the 55th and Casemiro in the 85th.
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