Sentence examples for dive downwards from inspiring English sources

If commodity prices take a dive downwards, the future for some farmers will be far less golden.

Ever since the worm first appeared in Australian election debates in 1993 for Paul Keating vs John Hewson as a way of trying to measure what voters thought of the whole performance, it has dived downwards when the leaders started throwing verbal punches and loved the leader with the positive plan.

When Smashie dives, the hammer drops downwards, its swing regulated by a slow, rotating cam.

For the next 17 minutes, it shed around 1,000 feet of height a minute – a gradual glide downwards rather than a dive.

Mr. Goldsmith said, "Suddenly the plane went into this violent, violent dive -- like shuddering -- and went very, very steeply downwards and everyone was woken up by this screaming -- grown men basically screaming -- it was quite a violent situation".

The pike dive is a headfirst surface dive that gets you underwater and heading downwards with the least amount of effort.

Att: 74,733 Manuel's magic: Key first-half saves 2 min Wayne Rooney's downwards header skids off Bacary Sagna's head and is goalbound until Almunia scampers across his line, dives and flicks it clear.

Only downwards.

Downwards on trade, downwards on productivity, downwards on global growth".

His voice curls downwards.

In a downwards direction.