Sentence examples for book dive from inspiring English sources

Simon Rogerson, editor of Dive magazine and author of the book Dive Red Sea, says that if someone had asked him a few weeks ago about the resort: "I'd have said it was very safe.

Divers, who perhaps like me have begun to lose patience, or hope, for a chance encounter with a manta or two elsewhere in the world, book dive holidays in the Maldives on the understanding that seeing mantas is almost guaranteed – at least on certain sites at certain times of year.

She recently put out a new book, "Diving for Pearls," a series of photographs of art works linked to her own work from the past.

That much is easy to stomach; it's when the book dives into the actual visions of hope that it reaches its deepest and most controversial core.

On the first page of the book, David casts forward into the future, imagining the bus ride he will take to Paris; on the second, he remembers meeting Hella; immediately after this first scene, the book dives into the deep past of David's childhood.

Cherie Burns is the author of the upcoming book, Diving for Starfish, from St . Martins Press in 2018.

Introduced with the hanging question "How did Man Ray reinvent photography a century ago?" the book dives into an in-depth look at the artist's work created in both Paris and New York.

This is a book to dive into, to hold, to gaze at.

So take a leaf out of Brendan Behan's book and dive in - the water's fine.

In 2004 he recounted the events in the book "The Dive: A Story of Love and Obsession".

On "Good Morning America," a reading group recommend its first book, "The Dive From Clausen's Pier" by Ann Packer.