Sentence examples for a bit of a dive from inspiring English sources

The place is a bit of a dive.

Dempsey takes a bit of a dive and draw a free kick.

But when he returned, things took a bit of a dive.

In the two weeks following the IPO, Pandora's stock took a bit of a dive, reaching as low as $12.16 per share.

"It's funny, because most of the area's still a bit of a dive.

This place is a bit of a dive on weekends, but it's a damn popular one for the reasons listed above.

Anheuser-Busch is taking "a bit of a deeper dive," he added, going beyond factors like age, gender and ethnicity to aim at customers through "use occasions".

Understanding SoftBank's competitive strategy requires a bit of a deep dive into Japanese e-commence giant Rakuten.

5.50am GMT 38th over: England 173-5 (Ballance 54 Stokes 0) Ballance had taken a single from Coulter-Nile, then Bopara played a nice fine dab just wide of the keeper, and Faulkner coming around made a bit of a hash of it, getting on the dive to deflect the ball further into the rope.

So you can imagine that it was a bit of a culture shock for McNealy when he dove back into the scrappy world of startups a few years ago when he started working on his current company, the enterprise-focused social engagement platform Wayin.

But the dream of baby boomers funding lavish retirement cruises with a couple of cheeky buy-to-let student dives is taking a bit of a knock – a crying shame.