Sentence examples for diving face from inspiring English sources

The next time you get into a taxicab without buckling your safety belt, think of this: Hitting the Plexiglas barrier that's wedged between you and the driver at a mere 18 miles per hour is the equivalent of climbing to the top of an extension ladder, about 20 feet up, and swan diving face first onto a concrete slab.

Wait for the host to take the first drink before diving face-first into your beer stein.

Outrageous contests that resulted in me diving my face into a pie plate of flour to find a piece of bubble gum to chew, blow a bubble and then pass on.

The one side-effect of Annuale was a raging, psychopathic bout of PMS – think Fey swinging an axe, Casey Wilson diving face-first into a birthday cake, Poehler repeatedly kicking a guy in the nuts or Kristen Wiig making out with a dog.

He made another diving, face-planting catch of a sinking line drive, leading Rays pitcher David Price to say: "I heard that the world is covered by 75 percent water, and the other 25 percent is covered by Sam Fuld".

"Having a diving board facing the majority of your audience in a center stage position is untenable," said Melanie Joseph, the founding and artistic director of the Foundry Theater, who has staged performances in such unconventional settings as a tour bus.

Doing something straightforward first thing gives your brain time to come online and builds your confidence if you can't face diving straight into a tricky experiment.

The goal is to throw straight, hittable pitches to the batter, pitches that bear little resemblance to the cutting, diving missiles they will face later in the game.

Both species fly with loose deep wing beats, and frequently use their manoeuvrability to perform acrobatic displays, soaring in the updraughts at cliff faces then diving and rolling with fanned tail and folded wings.

As diving mammals, which have to face prolonged periods of hypoxia during diving, one could expect that the globin genes in the cetacean lineage would show a complex history of gene turnover.

Forty-seven per cent of Americans — maybe more — have never seen a woman wearing only an iPhone cover swallow fire and spit it back in their face from a diving board.