"diving story" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a narrative about a person or group diving into water, either for recreational or professional purposes. For example: After hearing his friends' diving story, Mark decided that he wanted to try it too.
In 2004 he recounted the events in the book "The Dive: A Story of Love and Obsession".
However, the current title of the proposed big-screen retelling hints at an alternative perspective: it follows the title of Ferreras' own 2004 book The Dive: A Story of Love and Obsession.
Much depends on the right reading of the diving-board story.In this section Mañana belongs to Mariano The new iron chancellor Driverless, workless Home thoughts from abroad Planet Orban Tusk sharpens up The sinking euro ReprintsThe chancellor can point to a career built on breaking rules and confounding expectations.
Sky diving is another story.
Some of our digital readers may choose to dive into a story immediately; others may choose to save a story for a later read or place a mental bookmark to read the story when it comes in print form.
Diving into these stories made me feel like a child again, but surfacing from the final page makes me feel suddenly old.
They recount Mapplethorpe's life chronologically, using an upcoming Getty and LACMA joint exhibition of his work as a springboard to dive into his story.
Isbell was beginning to dive into the story of how he found himself playing with the Drive-By Truckers when Shires shuffled down the carpeted stairs in her pajamas, yawning, and snuggled onto his lap.
The original opening number, "Let There Be Light," was cut altogether because the creative team decided that they needed to dive into the story of Diana, Dan and their two children more swiftly.
Immersion is the same whether you're talking about games or movies or books – you want to be able to dive in and story is how you enable gamers to do that.
