Sentence examples for dive to a from inspiring English sources

In eco-physiological modeling of diving energetics it is often useful to convert mechanical energy spent during a dive to a more biological currency of energy such as metabolic rate (often measured as the amount of oxygen consumed by the duck).

Watching Resnais' these days is like taking a dive to a ghostly and beautiful shipwreck containing artefacts of a civilization that has long since disappeared.

Through the centuries the building has been described as everything from a bar to a brothel to a tavern to a restaurant to a pirate dive to a dance hall to a porterhouse, or liquor establishment.

To assist him, he will be able to call on the services of Jiaolong, China's latest deep-submersible vehicle (pictured, planting a flag), which is designed to dive to a depth of 7km.

Chris Colwill, who at the last minute upgraded a dive to a difficult reverse two-and-a-half somersault with two and a half twists, finished in last place.

Scenes flow from sombre, brass-scored funeral marches to raucous street dancing, to beer drinking Indian chiefs, to Professor Longhair playing in a dive, to a black woman hilariously breaking down the racial realities of Mardi Gras, and beyond, all with little or no authorial comment.

Venture capital takes a dive to an eight-year low (and this guy takes an even scarier dive).

In Hawaii, in 1979, she made a dive to 1250' in a Jim suit, (a kind of diving armor), which became legendary & resulted in her nickname "Her Deepness".

Every other goalkeeper in the world dives to a side of the goal.

6.52am: That was alarming - the pound just dived to a low of $1.4599.

In May, she dived to a depth of 71 metres in waters off Egypt.