Sentence examples for dive on to from inspiring English sources

Only her rock solid core saved her from a swan dive on to the Strictly dancefloor.

"We didn't do much physical preparation because the technique we used for bursting the balloons was no more scientific than doing a swallow dive on to the balloons and then frantically thrashing your arms and legs about.

A terrace too small for more than one person to sit in is crammed with a cacophony of sugary pelargoniums, lilies and other colourful treasures - and from there you dive on to the narrow gravel path that leads into the lofty planting and Susan's wonderful world of colour.

Emil Clade said that none of the other pilots could do this effectively, preferring instead to dive on single opponents at speed so as to escape if anything went wrong.

To start, we focused on one area, synthetic biology, and did a deep dive on one company to extract the right questions and to identify the domain- and company-specific risks.

"There were sparks flying out from it... We dived on to the floor".

Morris chases and shows why he's such a highly-rated finisher by diving on to the ball at pace.

Djokovic dives on to the baseline like he's Boris Becker at Wimbledon, before picking himself back up and putting Murray straight back under pressure, before charging into the net kamikaze-style to finish off the point.

Yachvili dragged a penalty wide from 46 metres and half time looked as though it was going to be scoreless until Tupai dived on to the ball from a position five yards off-side.

Things got worse for McDermott's side when Jamie Peacock failed to deal with an up and under from Luke Gale and Diskin dived on to the loose ball on the Rhinos goal line.

Another hoik top-edges up and having made the ground Rahane can't hold on to a diving catch.