Sentence examples similar to diving ice from inspiring English sources

After celebrity diving, ice-skating and downhill skiing, BBC1 will on Saturday put contestants, including the former Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan, the boxer Carl Froch and the Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding, through the latest sporting discipline to hit primetime TV – gymnastics.

With recreational options like canyoning, diving, ice-driving and kite-surfing on snow or water, France sets the pulse racing.

We got on our feet right away, and that was stunning, like diving into ice water...

Kate is played amusingly by Lily Rabe as a neurotic, frumpy dresser who hides her beauty under sexless clothing and hides her insecurity by diving into ice cream and cookie dough at every turn.

When Lauren Mundell and her friends planned a girls weekend in Mount Snow, Vt., last May, they chose to spend part of it watching one of the most intense endurance challenges on the market: Tough Mudder, a 10-12 mile course that involves diving into ice cold water, crawling through mud and running through bursts of fire.

So we look forward to hearing how this issue encourages you to seek out novelty – whether it's setting out on a foodie adventure, kickstarting your taste buds at a whisky tasting, taking fantastic food photos with the help of Felicity Cloake, diving into ice-cold lakes and rivers, hosting a poker night or learning a new language in a day.

It is physically demanding, because we do our work by scuba diving in ice-filled, sub-zero water.

These days, Mr. Carew is aided by a rotating crew of seven dive masters, teaching classes ranging from basic certification to wreck and ice diving.

[via New York Magazine] Ice Diving — For adventure seekers who are bored with traditional tropical scuba diving, head to the White Sea for some ice diving.

Scotty Niedermayer did the right things by diving on the ice".

Though indispensable in past marathons, a heated warming hut used by biologists for ice diving stood vacant.