Sentence examples for dived into a corner from inspiring English sources

I dived into a corner of my room and waited for it to end.

The rear feels more stable under hard cornering and the nose is more eager to dive into a corner – again, it feels sharper, better-balanced.

Need I remind you of your frequent urge to dive into a corner and impersonate a HIPAA compliant dustbin until people left you alone?

Dive into a dirty corner with the RZR and the front tires bite in as the rear rotates around.

Dive into any corner, no matter how ridiculously off-cambre or bizarre in radius, and the 12C bites into the pavement like a cheetah into a gazelle's femur.

Four minutes into injury time they finally achieved it, as replacement wing Karne Hesketh dived into the corner to earn a stunning 34-32 victory.

Coach Johan Ackermann made nine changes from the defeat by Pau, and it paid dividends as Vellacott dived into the corner after only five minutes of his first start for Gloucester.

During a day of spirited driving, the routine was simple: I'd dive deep into a corner, slam on the ceramic brakes (an $8,840 option) with their flashy yellow calipers and point the car where I wanted to head next as I exited the turn.

Lift the throttle before diving into a corner, and the rear end rotates around smartly, hastening the moment when the driver can get back on the throttle.

Riding on the 20-inch M Sport wheels (18s are standard), the road grip feels almost infinite diving into a corner, no matter the suspension setting.

"So he dove into a ravine".