Sentence examples for dives off a from inspiring English sources

Lucy Gillette, circus star, who dives off a platform seventy-feet high.

Several songs (by Neil Hannon) hinder the story's flow, but the Amazons' roistering shanty is a hoot, and Akiya Henry as Titty dives off a piano in her swimming togs with elan.

But when the humiliated thief dives off a 400-foot-high bridge, apparently a suicide, Kinsey regrets her superior attitude and goes to work for the woman's fiancé, trying to track down her criminal associates and find out who might have helped her off that bridge.

Try back dives off a pool ladder, starting at the bottom rung and working your way up.

It can hit them as hard as some flanker half-crazed by the smell of their blood, and anyone who forgets this need only go back to the Auckland jetty a little more than a year ago when Manu Tuilagi dived off a ferryboat to crown one of the most dire misadventures in the history of English sport.

People dive off a bridge into the Serpentine in Hyde Park, London.

In another, from 1948, boys dive off a high dock into the East River.

Back in 1926, children cooled off in grand fashion: they dove off a City Hall statue into the fountain below.

She watches while Holits takes a silly dare to dive off a cabana and smashes into the tiles.

If boys can no longer dive into a local swimming pool, they will dive off a Greek cliff.

Diving off a boat in the Gulf of Mexico yields several people the experience of swimming with these gentle giants.