On the far side of the bed, already tucked in, her husband lay with his head deep in the pillow, his back to her.

They went out and chose a spot close by the house where the snow lay deep.

Snow lay deep over the dropped timber and the pine would not burn.

It lay a foot deep on the plain, drowning the sparse grass and sage.

Dust clung to the walls two fingers thick and lay on the floor a foot deep.

Our quarters lay deep under the steel surface of Spaceport A-R-145.

The snow lay deep from the last storm.

The snows lay deep; they could not venture forth.

Snow lay a foot deep in the streets and was still falling, ceaseless, sometimes thick and calm, mostly driving on a hard north wind.

The morning was yet young and shadow lay deep, almost chill after the brightness on the water.