Sentence examples for dives around from inspiring English sources

Nothing better illustrates that than the sight of Theresa May refusing to rule out no deal, while Jeremy Corbyn ducks and dives around, trying not to commit to a people's vote in a way that could actually make it happen.

But off these islands, the luminosity of the water is not the exception but the rule, as I found out by doing several dives around Gozo.

However, in this company's case, they also have an enterprise risk committee and an audit committee that occasionally do deep dives around audit follow-up, whether from internal or external auditors, compliance personnel, or regulators.

Hilly Kristal, who founded CBGB, the Bowery bar that became the cradle of New York punk and art-rock in the 1970s and was the inspiration for musician-friendly rock dives around the world, died in Manhattan on Tuesday.

The screen plays, both sides (one in reverse), a nine-minute loop of a film taken by a camera that, like an insect, darts, swerves and dives around the gallery focusing on works of art which have been displayed there and a rubble representing the bombs that hit the building in the Second World War.

Breaking out some comedy boxing moves, he ducks and dives around the sign before throwing some punches and falling back onto a roadwork barrier.

The catcher, Ramon Cabrera, who is now in the Tigers' organization, looked like a hockey goalie diving around, trying to prevent wild pitches.

Messi the winger: the goal against Getafe, in 2007, when he darted and dived around, between and at one point through five players before scoring.

In his early days, Pantilimon dived around on concrete pitches and things were no easier away from football.

As a six-year-old who first got into rugby because he could "dive around in the mud", record-breaking Nottingham back David Jackson never envisaged making a living from the sport.

"He told me I dived, rolled around as if I was injured when I wasn't," confirmed Lorimer.