Sentence examples for dives there from inspiring English sources

Famous among thrill seekers who do cage dives there amid some of the most efficient predators on earth, Guadalupe is also renowned for the clarity and warmth of the waters that surround it.

Though much of the music does reflect the bleakness of Dickens's "murderous melodrama", with its filthy dens, riverside murk and low dives, there has always been something cheerful and uplifting amid the misery.

During BP dives, there were no significant differences between individuals in either decent rates (t301 = 0.67, p = 0.505) or ascent rates (t301 = 1.09, p = 0.277) which averaged 1.14 and 1.35 m⋅s−1 respectively (Table 2).

Although there was high variability in sighting frequency at intermediate levels of effort (i.e. 50 500 dives), there were no significant trends of sighting frequency with survey effort for all sharks (slope = −0.002, S.E. = 0.003, p = 0.28) or for all sharks excluding nurse sharks (slope = −0.002, S.E. = 0.002, p = 0.41) (Fig. 2).

He said he dived there often.

When I first dived there before this period the fish were largely gone.

"I taught my husband to dive there, and it's where my daughter first went in the ocean.

"Many people dive there now," said Janet Phipps, an environmental analyst with Palm Beach County, which acquired and sank the vessel.

Mr. Hayes, a scuba instructor, said he became interested in the quarries while teaching members of the Portland Fire Department to dive there a few year ago.

Xiong was more than 30 points behind Sautin after two rounds, and the way Sautin was diving there seemed little chance that Xiong would catch him.

Pitcairn, in the South Pacific midway between New Zealand and Chile, is a fantastically special place (or so the lucky people who've dived there tell me).