Sentence examples for dives far from inspiring English sources

Seldom seen, it dives far offshore and as deep as 7,000 feet.

First, it would be able to dive far deeper, because concrete is particularly strong under pressure.

He dived far too early and ended up sliding his bat in on all fours!

It was – the dimming of light, the increase of pressure – like diving far down through historical water.

The Kyoto pact grants billions of tons of carbon-dioxide credits to Russia, where the economic implosion of the last decade resulted in emissions diving far below 1990 levels.

I exited the plane on the right side, but I didn't dive far enough out on the wing.

The ACTV is a bit more focused, diving far deeper into the niche that is hardcore athleticism.

The robbers have struck upscale restaurants along Ventura Boulevard in wealthy suburban areas, and small dives in far less affluent neighborhoods.

They land in Portland, Oregon, in a cheap dive not far from Portland Meadows Racetrack.

"It's safe, if you know how — you've got to dive out far enough, to make sure you get away from the rocks," he said.

New research is unraveling the old mystery of how air-breathing animals manage to dive so far beneath the waves and stay down so long.