Sentence examples for dive over the winter from inspiring English sources

One other thing worth noting: while Compete shows JamLegend's traffic taking a dive over the winter, Lee says that their data is off.

All up, we'd be given about 12 opportunities to dive over the next three days.

The music industry in particular has seen revenues dive over the past decade, which it blames on internet piracy.

Once broadly popular among the people of Afghanistan, Mr. Karzai's approval ratings have dived over the last three years.

But there has been much ducking and diving over the last week, with a pretence those limits include a ban on offending religious sensitivity.

His popularity had already nose-dived over the past year amid a stalemate in the peace process, severe budgetary shortfalls, a worsening rift with the rival Hamas faction that controls Gaza and growing dissent within his own party, Fatah.

Mr Lee's speech is being carefully watched, says the BBC's Lucy Williamson in Seoul, as relations between America's key Asian allies have nose-dived over the past week.

The ducking and diving over the past year seems to have served them well, but if the HMG team are of any use at all, we shall soon see how much toxicity they have concealed.

Prices for solar contracts have dived 63% over the last five years, said the solar trade association.

And on the weekend they go to Shakespeare plays; when there's a day off they shadow their parents at the Cleveland Clinic; for spring break they go scuba diving in Costa Rica; over the summer they tour the museums of Europe.

Here 13% of dives in January were deeper than 40 m, a pattern maintained over the winter since 17% and 23% of dives exceeded 40 m in February and March, respectively.