Sentence examples for dive marks from inspiring English sources

It is one thing to prematurely celebrate a try when the thing has been given, but a whole different caper when a swallow dive marks a nonevent.

This initial dive marks the start of what mission planners are calling the mission's "Grand Finale".

In its report, the polar team said its successful dive marked one of the last geographically significant "firsts" for humans on Earth.

Another 1941 release, the undistinguished Dive Bomber, marked the last collaboration between Flynn and Curtiz.

At the London Olympics, Daley's final dive was marked down because the degree of difficulty wasn't as high as his rivals'.

To keep playing with a fractured fibula the way Fyfe did against Hawthorn – visibly limping as he barged in for the hard ball and diving for marks like a slips fieldsman – is another trait of the old school.

If successful, the dive will mark only the second time that humans have ever visited the bottom of the Mariana Trench, some 7 miles (11.2 kilometers) beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean.

That diving header marked the point when I stopped getting cussed at school.

In Bonaire, divers and snorkelers do not have to pay the expense of chartering a boat to reach many of the best sites - ideal locations for shore dives are marked along the island's coast.

But Heizer's marks dive further back in time to petroglyphs (drawings incised on rocks by pre-literate peoples) and even further, all the way to the Paleolithic, when ancient artists superimposed images on cave walls.

That's why I am in this dive" to his mark, Greg, at a bar, intending that Greg believe that David is a billionaire who is attempting to to pass incognito in a bar then this 'joke lie' is a lie according to L1.