We see her alone in the first act, constantly diving for the gin bottle she keeps secreted in her wardrobe.
An easy target, they were constantly dive-bombed by German planes.
None of those reforms are currently in place, and most of them are in danger of disappearing forever, thanks to the nightmarish flying-monkey army of lobbyists constantly dive-bombing Washington, with Jamie Dimon guiding it all from his White Tower of Awesome on Park Avenue.
Two women dance not a duet but two simultaneous solos; another woman is caught frozen in midair by a man; bodies intersect constantly or dive suddenly into the wings, perhaps through another dancer's arms.
Footballers on the other hand dive constantly and act as if they've been brutally attacked.
I found myself constantly ducking and diving around the thousands of football players who were now joined by New Year revellers along the 5km of sandy shore.
The constantly identified Rolex Submariner dive watch, and a seldom mentioned, unidentified ultra-thin gold watch with a white face on a black leather strap, which looks like an Omega or Rolex dress watch of the period.
As months and years go by, my digital devices have become more and more ubiquitous, constantly beckoning me to dive in, causing me lose track of thirst, weariness, even hunger.
It was a final of astonishing quality won by American David Boudia, who constantly followed Daley with dives that were a tiny bit better.
Underwater drones that monitor marine life wouldn't need to constantly resurface from deep dives to send data to researchers, which is inefficient and costly.
They seem to have no need for their legs as they flit about constantly in the air – diving, swishing and swooping right against the rock face with near total disregard to their longevity.
