Sentence examples for dives more from inspiring English sources

In addition, the front end dives more noticeably when braking with soft front springs.

It dives more than other dabbling ducks and is less social.

According to their figures, in the four games Italy have played, they've been guilty of 25 dives (more than any other team), four instances of referee-bullying (only Croatia are greater official tormenters), seven fake injuries and two expulsions.

The United States signed an agreement yesterday to protect the Titanic from admirers and would-be scavengers whose dives more than two miles into the icy abyss of the North Atlantic are damaging the increasingly fragile remains of the world's most famous shipwreck.

During ROV dives more than 4200 georeferenced video mosaics were compiled for the HÅkon Mosby Mud Volcano (HMMV).

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He began scuba diving more than 40 years ago and became interested in shipwrecks in the 1980s.

Coupe insisted that Sainsbury's was outperforming Tesco and Morrisons, both of which have seen sales dive more sharply.

BOUNCE HEIGHTS Nadal's high spin rates cause the ball to dive more drastically over the net, so more of his shots land in.

I just dove more into rapping because I had a lot that I wanted to express, and I wasn't a really, really good singer.

"This is the opportunity of a lifetime," Renata Rojas, a banker in New York City, said of diving more than two miles down to the muddy seabed.