Sentence examples for choosing to dive from inspiring English sources
And both Omid Djalili and Eddie the Eagle showed real guts in choosing to dive from the 10-metre board.
It reminds me of the study I shared earlier this year about soccer goalies choosing to dive instead of standing in the middle of the net.
"Polar Star" reeks of that failure and offers a singular moment: a convict, naked, choosing to dive into an icy sea rather than be captured and returned to the gulag.
Second, by choosing to dive deeper into context, you take on an obligation to do so effectively.
The two sailors chose to dive off the ship to certain death.
Unsurprisingly, most developers (myself included) chose to dive straight into the day.
Instead we can choose to dive headfirst in to whatever dimension lies beyond.
"Mr. Bishop has chosen to dive into the mud with a false attack," Mr. Israel retorted in an interview.
It looked at both the goalkeepers' decision in terms of where they chose to dive, as well as where the ball was actually kicked.
Some may regret that Jones has chosen to dive headfirst into the mainstream rather than exploring the artier channels Moon opened up.
If Al Hasan Al Yami hadn't chosen to dive rather than go after the rebound, Saudi Arabia might even have taken a shock lead.
