Dive bombing Tom Daley's television show Splash! is derivative, daft and demeaning.
The "friendly" terns will happily dive bomb you so a hat is advisable.
Inside our next classroom, the hay barn, swallows dive bombed us from the rafters; two kittens watched from a windowsill.
They circled above me for a while, and then began to dive bomb, pecking at my head.
The fun stuff, like taking out that battleship floating by your lamp, or trying to dive bomb a bunker, requires scanning the wing of a plane.
By the end of the war, however, there were no more skilled kamikaze volunteers, and the tactic became no more effective than traditional dive bombing.
In a film produced by the Army during World War II, a cartoon mosquito named Malaria Mike prepares to dive bomb a soldier named Private Snafu.
They are the menace of coastal communities across the country, aggressive seagulls that steal chips and sandwiches, "dive bomb" pensioners and children and, according to disturbing recent reports, viciously attack small pets.
"Strava should not, even inadvertently, enable this kind of downhill dive bombing for time on open roads," said Patrick Gordis, who had gone on three lengthy rides with Mr. Flint in the past month.
They also allow for collective defence as anyone who has attempted to walk amid the shrieking calls and dive bombing of a colony of ground-nesting birds can attest.
"It would be wrong for the Public Theater to just dive bomb into L.A. or another city and say, 'We know how to put on a great festival, watch us do it,' " Mr. Russell said.
