Sentence examples for dived after from inspiring English sources

Crosby scored again in the second period, when Clemmensen and Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin dived after a loose puck.

Shares dived after the US unemployment rate unexpectedly jumped to 5.5%, intensifying fears that the world's biggest economy is sliding into recession.

Two hundred eight of the initial 917 respondents (22.7%) had snorkeled, scuba, or sky dived after stapes surgery, and 140 of these responded to a second questionnaire detailing dive protocols, otologic symptoms, and their relationship to the diving activities.

He had five steals (Walker and Patrick Ewing hold the team playoff record with seven) and just missed a sixth when he knocked a ball away, dived after it and wound up with a courtside photographer's sneaker in his face.

Within a year, Tylenol's share of the $1.2 billion analgesic market, which had dived after the poisoning to 7 percent from 37 percent, had climbed back to 30 percent.

Sales of private jets for personal or business use nose dived after the financial crisis, and while their fall and rise roughly tracks the economic fortunes of the west, by some measures sales are still below 2005 levels.

Relations between India and Pakistan nose-dived after a militant group based in Pakistan carried out terrorist attacks in Mumbai in 2008, killing 164 people.

Yian Leilei, a wholesaler of tablecloths and car seat covers, said that sales nose-dived after Chinese New Year on Jan . 23and had not recovered.

Spirits nose-dived after personal food stashes were plundered by some of the volunteers (we never found out who was responsible).

On Friday, according to another Evening Standard employee, the mood of the office nose-dived after a meeting between elected staff representatives and Andrew Mullins, the paper's managing director.

He would dive after balls in insignificant spring training games.