Sentence examples for dived too far from inspiring English sources
He had almost dived too far – the kick was nowhere near the corner – but he managed to get enough on it to ensure it didn't slither under his body, and then he grabbed the ball before Robben could get to the follow-up.
As long as the kite was in neutral, I was fine; but if it dove too far left or right and down — watch out: that was the "power zone," the kite angle with the power to make you go, but also the power to throw you on your face.
Don't try to dive in too far or push off the wall too hard.
He dived far too early and ended up sliding his bat in on all fours!
Anderson at midwicket has to sprint round beyond square leg, and then makes a last-minute decision to go for the catch with one hand rather than two, dives, flies a bit too far and the ball bounces off his wrist and onto the ground.
There's also a worthwhile dive to hit not too far away on Magazine Street called Henry's Uptown Bar (5101 Magazine St) that was opened in either 1900 or 1904 (depending on who you ask).
It was a pressured, uppish shot that wasn't too far from the diving Ian Bell, but he won't care a jot now.
Actually, looking at it again it wasn't too far from Bell's hands when diving at point.
"It's not too far off, is it?" she says, diving into a box headfirst to compare the synthetic bundle to a handful of her own hair.
If you lean your chest too far forward, you won't be able to push yourself up as high to achieve the dive cartwheel lift.
