Sentence examples for could not dive from inspiring English sources

Romeo could not dive down and free the mess, but by putting on the brakes the plastic finally drifted away.

By Sunday, though, Mr. Libert, who could not dive himself this week because of health problems caused at least in part by the more than 1,000 dives he made over years looking for the Griffin, confessed he could scarcely sleep or eat because he was so worried about the excavation.

With the busy service road on one side of the men and a metal perimeter fence on the other, the 15 workers picketing the site could not dive out of the path of the oncoming truck, said Tim Noonan, 38, who suffered minor injuries when he was thrown against the fence.

Because of an insufficient depth capability of Shinkai 6500, we could not dive to the seafloor trace of the (A) backstop reverse fault located at a depth of ~7000 m as well as plate boundary fault (~7500 m).

Initially, larvae were scored at 12, 24, and 36 hours post-treatment, when they were considered dead if they could not dive or emerge at the water surface after touching with the tip of a pipette.

"I knew I couldn't dive for it, had to get under it," Crawford said.

Without rigging, most of the team couldn't dive the sump safely, and without their help Gala and Short couldn't resupply for the next push.

Not so long ago, anyone with even a hint of asthma was told they couldn't dive, but we are wiser now.

Researchers in the 1960s calculated, based on lung capacity and the effect of water pressure, that humans couldn't dive deeper than 165 feet.

If you don't have it, you couldn't dive.

As we set out for the next day, the crew was worried: If Ennett couldn't dive here, he couldn't be certified, and if he wasn't certified, then there would be no shark dive.