Sentence examples for dives to a from inspiring English sources

Every other goalkeeper in the world dives to a side of the goal.

Say Hitler's riding on the back of a whale, and the whale dives to a thousand metres, drowning Hitler.

Things get a bit eerie after Jack emerges from one of his dives to a changed world.

When operated at highway speeds — yes, it can cruise at 75 miles an hour — fuel-efficiency dives to a range of 12 to 14 m.p.g.

6.52am: That was alarming - the pound just dived to a low of $1.4599.

In May, she dived to a depth of 71 metres in waters off Egypt.

Five days after Campbell reached ninety-six metresheshe dived to a hundred, returned to the surface, took two breaths, and passed out.

Through the centuries the building has been described as everything from a bar to a brothel to a tavern to a restaurant to a pirate dive to a dance hall to a porterhouse, or liquor establishment.

Chris Colwill, who at the last minute upgraded a dive to a difficult reverse two-and-a-half somersault with two and a half twists, finished in last place.

Watching Resnais' these days is like taking a dive to a ghostly and beautiful shipwreck containing artefacts of a civilization that has long since disappeared.

Tesco's share price dived to a 14-year low as the Serious Fraud Office and the Financial Reporting Council both launched investigations into the accounting scandal.