Sentence examples for dives about from inspiring English sources

The beaked whales in the study made their deep dives about seven times a day, foraging for squid and fish; they spent more time at the surface at night.

A guard sits at the entrance to the tunnel that dives about 165 yards into the carved interior demanding tickets, which are sold at some unclear locale near the desert's border.

In swimming pools, they dived about twice as often in October March as in April September and least often in July September.

Rough seas had delayed his dive about two weeks.

You have to dive about five feet and swim about the same distance.

Rather than huffing, puffing and parping indignantly about referees, about diving, about surrounding the referee, German football gets its knickers in a twist over bigger issues.

The researchers used a remote-controlled vehicle that dived about 8,000 feet to gather images and samples from the sea floor.

"When Wednesday played us here I would have sent him off earlier, I think he dived about four times in the first half.

From here, apron-clad staff – chefs and servers – dive about ferrying dishes: baskets of McHale's nutty, intense sourdough, or cocktails laced with homemade cordials and aromatics.

Iniesta is praised as 'skilled' (he dived about 362 times last night), Suarez as 'clever', but naughty van Bommel (for being physical!) as detrimental to football.

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