Sentence examples for dive off of from inspiring English sources

If you dive off of a diving board you may want to mark the spot where your feet should go to help you practice.

Dive off of a starting block.

In competitive swimming, races begin with a dive off of a starting block, raised slightly above the surface of the pool.

In 1999, he recorded the highest jump off a building when he dove off of the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lampur -- then the tallest buildings in the world at 1,483 feet.

As it happened, she was just in time to watch her country's slo-mo dive off the edge of a cliff in a fit of plutocratic triumphalism.

Undeterred by formidably sub-zero winter temperatures, Lars and his crab safari team regularly dive off the side of an inflatable Zodiac to a depth of 25 metres in search of crabs.

Based on "The Terrible Hours," Peter Maas's 1999 best seller, "Submerged" tells the story of the Squalus, a state-of-the-art Navy submarine that went down during a test dive off the coast of New England in May 1939.

The footage shows Mr. Putin on Wednesday in a stage-managed dive off the coast of the Taman Peninsula, combing the sand in very shallow waters of the Black Sea when, lo and behold, the camera pulls back to reveal two Greek urns poking out at photographically appealing angles from the sun-brightened bottom.

He continued that he had already pulled all the pins on his 12 hand grenades, that hundreds of toy soldiers had been severely wounded after taking a dive off the balcony of our tree house and many more had died in the Battle of the Sand Box.

As the newsroom starts to energize around the story, the show takes its biggest dive off the cliff of plausibility.

Mr. Torricelli's dive off the dome of the Capitol building last Monday was an instructive chapter in Mr. Forrester's political education.