Sentence examples for dive badly from inspiring English sources

But unless Labor's polls dive badly as the election approaches, his lingering hopes of another challenge will probably fade.Ms Gillard won further breathing-space in December, when a court dismissed a sexual-harassment case against a former parliamentary speaker, Peter Slipper, by one of his staff members.

"We didn't dive badly and miss our dive because of anything to do with him doing media or his sponsored stuff - it's all to do with us not being prepared".

Short story: She dived badly, smacked her massive tits on the water, and they bruised, right there on telly.

Knight Trading, the largest marketmaker for Nasdaq stocks, rode the bull market up on the strength of double-digit earnings growth, but, not surprisingly, the Nasdaq dive has badly hurt it (Nasdaq: nite).

Daley took hope from the execution of his backwards three and a half somersault dive that had gone badly wrong in qualification to produce the lowest score of that session and he said afterwards: "It has given me a confidence boost to know that I can actually do it and I am looking forward to the final".

Four days later the ship was ordered north to replace her sister Illustrious with the Mediterranean Fleet after she had been badly damaged by German dive bombers.

Formidables aircraft played a key role in the Battle of Cape Matapan in early 1941, and they subsequently provided cover for Allied ships and attacked Axis forces until their carrier was badly damaged by German dive bombers in May.

The two teams did not dive or hack or even play particularly badly.

Stock markets in Russia, Brazil and Saudi Arabia also dived as concerns mounted that countries already badly hit by the fall in oil prices could be forced to dip further into reserves to prevent an economic crisis.

U-111 was so badly damaged she was left unable to dive, and was obliged to head for home.

Havant was evacuating troops from Dunkirk when she was badly damaged by Junkers Ju 87 Stuka dive bombers on 1 June and had to be scuttled.