Sentence examples for beginning to dive from inspiring English sources

Isbell was beginning to dive into the story of how he found himself playing with the Drive-By Truckers when Shires shuffled down the carpeted stairs in her pajamas, yawning, and snuggled onto his lap.

Second, the combined hammer of Peak Oil and Global Warming is finally beginning to affect the global economy, as stock markets are beginning to dive and joblessness is rising.

But real estate prices began to dive.

Naturally, as folks have begun to dive into the proposals, various questions are beginning to percolate.

Their children had already begun to dive headlong into the food we produced.

They circled above me for a while, and then began to dive bomb, pecking at my head.

But last fall, when the stock began to dive, the firm began selling shares out of his account to pay off the loan.

The strike was from the edge of the box, yet Etrit Berisha had barely begun to dive by the time the ball got past him.

The Russian pilot did not react at first, but then began to dive at precisely the same moment that DHL's pilot apparently made a fatal decision to start descending as well, Swiss aviation officials said.

Then the column begins to "dive" into the footing, producing a crack at the joint of the column and the footing.

She was learning to fly over broad areas of the open ocean at about the same time I first began to dive under the sea.