Sentence examples for be dive from inspiring English sources
noun
A jump or plunge into water.
Instead of a proliferation of military bases, there could be dive resorts and live aboard boats operating in these waters.
On Thursday the film will be "Dive," about food that is wasted every day, and on Sept. 27, it will be "Forks over Knives," about the ill effects of processed food.
Not because following the Tour entails sleeping in the car but because as each stage brings fresh countryside, a hotel which can be dive or château, a hôtel de ville or a marquee in a meadow serving as press room, the car interior is the only surrounding which stays the same.
You have to be dive-certified, not afraid of marine wildlife, have ocean experience in tides, currents, waves, and varying temperature.
However, there are many cenotes that can be dived.
The relative thresholds might evoke calculating behavior, that is if no one improves the bonus will still be dived.
"It's dive boat operators, instructors, mates, the guys who fill up our tanks.
What I need to do is dive into the deeper solace, the calmness beneath the surface".
"The first thing we did was dive down under the blankets.
Their slogan is "Dive deep, fly high…".
He grew up playing sports, and he is dive certified.
