Sentence examples for diving disaster from inspiring English sources

The film-maker, whose 3D cave diving disaster movie Sanctum is one of the highest-grossing Australian films of all time, admitted the plot of his film tallied in some ways with real-life events.

So often theatres seem like they're either on a roll (like the Finborough at the moment) or nose-diving towards disaster – one index of how running a theatre is as much a confidence game as anything else.

Humbly accepting Mr. Bach's warning that unless I shape up, I face "future financial disaster," I dove into the exercises.

But the Sky Blues custodian atoned quickly, avoiding disaster with a diving save to deny Argentine playmaker Walter Montillo from the spot.

So much so, that James Franco's new film "The Disaster Artist" plans to dive deep into the making of "The Room".

By any standards, they made a mess of their bid, their football establishment is a disaster and their footballers now dive almost as often as continental ones, though sadly without the theatrical grace.

We're onlookers to a slowly unfolding disaster; we watch as the city booms, dives and refashions itself anew.

You can break a leg, lose a camera, pop an eardrum scuba diving, or have to leave a country because of a natural disaster.

In any case, disaster enough awaits soronprfbs, and the film's dive into gloom has been greeted, in some quarters, with dismay.

In the case of the Squalus, 26 of the 59 men aboard drowned in the initial moments of the disaster, but 33 others were still alive when an experimental diving bell invented by a Navy man, Lt. Cmdr.

Daley's fifth dive was his worst of the competition and left him briefly facing disaster.