Sentence examples for before she dives from inspiring English sources
"The future is in your hands" are the last words she hears before she dives into what must be a time tunnel to begin her mission.
This is the exact equivalent of a painter pulling back from her canvas, squinting at her work, before she dives forward and changes it again.
In the video above, Le Car dons a cocktail dress, earrings and a pair of heels before she dives into the ocean with her board.
Franklin raced in Lane 8 because she had qualified eighth Monday night, less than 15 minutes before she dove back in the pool and won the gold in the 100 backstroke.
He tells me his birth mother left him at a convent in Ealing before she "dived off back to Ireland," but adds he really hasn't chased it up and can't expand much further.
The day before, I'd dived twice.
The crowd cheered Wilkinson loudly every time she arrived on the platform, and before her final dive, she rested her hands on the rails and smiled broadly.
Before Anna can dive, she has to pass a test.
"You have to be in power to make a difference," she points out, before diving into a history lesson on the Labour governments of 1945, '64, and '97, marking out their key achievements: NHS, Open University, school and hospital reform.
On average, females and juveniles blow every 12.5 seconds before dives, while large males blow every 17.5 seconds before dives.
Before dives they employed a technique reminiscent of Rafa Nadal: wiping themselves down with towels, tugging their trunks, then diving.
