Sentence examples for dive pulling from inspiring English sources

He then rises up to 30 meters before entering his power dive, pulling out of the dive just above the object of his display while emitting a loud, metallic shriek.

Since the start of September, half a dozen of the companies that drive the networking sector have taken a bends-inducing dive, pulling more than $300 billion in market value down with them.

Chris Hardy's 1-yard dive pulled San Diego State (3-2) to 17-10 with less than four minutes to play.

Once in the spiral dive pull the throttle back to idle.

The wind dived, pulling cold air with it.

They climb up and up (their "invisible mending," as the poet Ian Hamilton Finlay calls it), becoming specks easily lost against the cloudy sky, fluting out their intricate songs all the while, until they fall silent, and drop into hair-raising dives, pulling out just before the ground.

He dived, pulled level at 5,000 feet and accelerated down the canyon's axis at 620 miles per hour, broadcasting his proximity with an extended engine roar.

By pushing his aircraft into a steep dive then pulling up metres above the water, Marseille escaped from the machine gun fire of his opponents: "skipping away over the waves, I made a clean break.

In the process it changed a manual override feature that allowed pilots to pull the plane out of a nose-dive by pulling back on its control column.

As the Barclays share price took a graceful swan dive, I pulled my headphones out of the socket and turned up the volume so everyone could hear.

He needed to win 9.5s and 10s from the judges for his last dive to pull off a last-gasp qualification – "and I knew I can do that".