Sentence examples for dive too from inspiring English sources
Did we just dive too close to the limits?
So, to earn more, they dive too often and too deep, and pay the price.Still, there is light in this sorry tale.
But the business model has some serious flaws when big banks dive too deeply into short-term debt, as they did before the 2008 financial crisis.
The only possible criticism, if we were nitpicking, was that Gabriel Jesus gave Mourinho the opportunity to refer back to his pre-match assertion that City's players (not that his ever would, of course) dive too often.
The 34-year-old, winning his 149th cap, shrewdly kept his 30 metre shot low under the stiff breeze that Japan were playing into at the Newcastle Stadium but the goalkeeper and captain Ramzi Saleh seemed to dive too early and should have kept it out.
"I've done dumpster diving, too, but it's not as abundant," he added.
As cars began peeling off for the final pit stop, someone dived too quickly off the track and started a 12-car chain reaction.
The closest we had to an emergency was a kid back-diving too close to the board and knocking his head on it.
Divers found the body of a crewman on a sunken fishing boat in Nantucket Sound, and the search for two more men ended because debris in the wreck made more dives too hazardous.
Moments when it all comes at you – the dance, the words and the music – are like diving too late into an enormous wave and getting swept up in the surge.
