Meanings of burrow deep in English

If one could burrow deep enough beneath the surface, she'd be worth knowing.

I burrow deep into my bed, such as it is.

Once someone gets inside, they burrow deep in there, permanently.

I have had to burrow deep for it.

The snakes burrow deep beneath the dunes.

All smaller forms of life, barring things able to burrow deep into the bottom mud, had been hunted out.

Often equipped with little more than shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow deep underground in search of ore.

The network of our roots will burrow deep in its soil and our unseen branches will overspread the sky.

Maybe so, but bloggers' individualistic perspectives have allowed them to burrow deep into issues the mainstream press wouldn't ordinarily touch.

I have long studied those ice-bound moons where blind scuttlers arise in secret oceans to stack rocks and burrow deep.

At other times half a troop would rise and race forward and then burrow deep in the hot grass and fire.

Swim with a penguin, burrow deep into the city's history, or just walk along cobblestone streets and take it all in.

Makers could burrow deep into a moon or planetary surface and create weapons of mass destruction out of the raw materials available.

And like the hook on a really catchy pop song, the lessons gleaned from that data would burrow deep into your brain and stick.

Their long-range assignment from Moscow: burrow deep into US society and cultivate contacts with academics, entrepreneurs and government policymakers on subjects from defence to finance.

We burrowed deep into our survival cells as the cold became increasingly bitter.