Sentence examples for diving down into from inspiring English sources

Gammarids, which live in ponds, typically respond to disturbances by diving down into the mud.

All the characters are always trying to play all the angles they can get away with, only very occasionally succumbing to quick pangs of conscience before diving down into the morass of the LA underbelly once more.

Q: Diving down into market sizing, you're saying in the EU 67BN, out of that what percentage do you think really focus on ethical cosmetics?

Q: Diving down into market sizing, you're saying in the EU 67BN, out of that what percentage do you think really focus on ethical cosmetics?

By starting with a slightly outside line and diving down into the turn, you create a wider turning radius, thus leading to less deceleration.

Pretend you're diving down into water and you need to get a couple of deep breaths before you dive.

You'd dive down into a computer system – typically, for me at the time, the Pentagon's 8th Command Group computers.

When you dive down into that, one in four baby boomers has less than $5,000 saved for retirement.

Millimeter by millimeter, they measure the movements of the earth's crust as it thrusts up from far below or dives down into subduction zones.

It isn't possible to row a boat across a lake — to move continuously toward a destination — and dive down into the water at the same time.

Page turning was slow and was accompanied by a distracting flash of black as the microspheres dived down into their oil-filled nodules before forming new text.