Sentence examples for I've dived into from inspiring English sources

"I've dived into sound, head-first," says the former stylist at Def Jam, her raspy speaking voice at odds with her sugary singing one.

Four years ago, before another Game 1 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium, I had dived into the flower garden in Monument Park to retrieve a batting practice ball just driven over the left-field wall.

To them, it was if I had dived into the deep end of a pool without an obvious bottom.

BehaviorMatrix has done work for corporations and governments, but in its partnership with CrowdVerb it has dived into electoral politics.

But as I've dived deeply into what a microservices architecture really means, one thing I've learned is that the two are not really able to be separated.

At home, when longer sessions present themselves, I've dived back into Rapture, murdering my way as far as Fort Frolic and Sander Cohen in the remastered BioShock and what a thrill it is to be down in the depths again.

At home, when longer sessions present themselves, I've dived back into Rapture, murdering my way as far as Fort Frolic and Sander Cohen in the remastered BioShock – and what a thrill it is to be down in the depths again.

We built our company around the idea of "scary fun," and I think that from its inception until now, that's exactly what we've dived into.

Something that you can sink into without feeling like you've dived into an olympic pool before you've got your 50m badge.

The latest to attempt it is new TLSer Andrew P: This week, I have dived head-first into David Foster Wallace's gargantuan opus, Infinite Jest.

Birju had dived into the swimming pool.