Sentence examples for divers emerged from inspiring English sources

Before long, four scuba divers emerged from the bay not far from where Sylvia was working.

The divers emerged empty-handed as daylight ran out, said Paul J. Browne, the New York Police Department's chief spokesman.

Around half an hour later, the divers emerged, bubbling up ensconced in green halos of reflected flashlight beams like giant phosphorescent jellyfish.

In fact, things are really bigger in Liverpool, where gargantuan divers emerge from the Mersey, carrying messages from the Titanic.

Suddenly we're intercepted by some sort of submersible pod, from which enemy divers emerge instigating a brief subaquatic fire fight.

Preservation in particular, he thought, was done selectively by generations for divers emerging reasons and circumstances, and so was not, in and of itself, the measure of the philosophical quality of someone's thoughts.

The next day, Antonio López, a diver, emerged from the water.

"Rest assured, no one was injured and after a dramatic half minute, the diver emerged safely," he added.

Once we saw a scuba diver emerge from the depths, like a visitor from a faroff world, carrying his speargun and a line on which he had strung several fish and a large, wriggling octopus.

"I got the feeling there were lights in the lake and I heard the sound of bubbles of a diver emerging.

In the latest iteration, the diver emerges from the deep holding "proof" of the dive, and then he proceeds to fling this handful of mud, seaweed, pebbles and sludge onto the boys watching from the dock.