Sentence examples for about to dive from inspiring English sources

Yet instead of feeling like I am shaking in terror in front of the Grand Canyon, it is more like looking into a deep pool with an unknown bottom, which I am about to dive into.

"No," I said, feeling as nonchalant as a man about to dive into a freezing lake.

They stood on a square polished wood platform, looking like a couple about to dive into the water.

Sometimes the risky writer stumbles in his funambulist guise, and you wonder if he's about to dive into the drink.

In 1993, it had produced a record 238 films and its doyen director, John Woo, was about to dive, twin guns aflame, through Hollywood's doors.

PALO ALTO, Calif., April 15 — Nicholas Fodor is about to dive into the patent wars that have tangled up the business of wireless e-mail.

She looks like a modern urban gull, holding herself beakily, with her shoulder-blades askance, as if her bones didn't fit any more easily together than her personality: she could be about to dive-bomb a passer-by.

"I'm about ready to dive into the pool on top of one of the swimmers," said Amy Tzagournis, 22, of Columbus, Ohio, who had stripped down to shorts and a bikini top.

It has sometimes been disastrous and painful for me but I think I have better judgment about where to dive now.

There's no PC required, so don't worry about having to dive into your Registry just to be able to turn the damn thing on.

There was something so warming about being able to dive back into that world every year or two.