Sentence examples for allowed to dive from inspiring English sources

It was far more comfortable but too tame for these strong swimmers, who weren't allowed to dive or jump in.

At lunchtime, we were pulled dripping from the water onto the dock, forced to eat something, made to sit for half an hour and then allowed to dive back in.

Almost immediately, however, Edinburgh began to establish the physical dominance that would characterise their victory, the pack's punishing drive allowing open-side Grant to dive over.

He plunged from third to sixth with his fifth dive – a back two-and-a-half somersault with two-and-a-half twists – the same one he was allowed to re-dive at last year's Olympics after being affected by camera flashes in the crowd.

Ali can grapple or punch the man down; Inoki is not allowed to leg-dive or tackle.

This was the pretense, though, the necessary nod to the present that allowed Diddy to dive headlong into the past.

Short had discovered a larger opening in the chamber at the end, which allowed them to dive out with their rebreathers and equipment.

The move looked to have petered out, but good work from Sykes and McLinden allowed Solomon Haumono to dive over spectacularly in the corner.

Sandow kicked the lead out to 24 points in the 53rd minute before a Radradra mistake on tackle one allowed Matt Wright to dive over in the 57th.

Fletcher later headed across goal towards Rondón, rather than going for goal himself, while Dawson should have done better than head wide when Sessègnon's free-kick allowed him to dive in unmarked.

It's allowed me to dive into the X's and O's of pro basketball and pick out the little pieces that I think can work for the Tar Heels.