Sentence examples for diving to a from inspiring English sources

"Having worked with the Russian girls, I couldn't think of anything more exhilarating or more fun than to work with someone who takes diving to a whole new level - we are shooting for that gold".

While its latest set of financial results boosted its stock, the company's share price took a battering in its first two financial reports — diving to a record low in May when a big shareholder lock-in expired.

The great crested tern feeds mostly at sea by plunge diving to a depth of up to 1 m (3 ft), or by dipping from the surface, and food is usually swallowed in mid-air.

One day my friend Allen called in sick for his girlfriend Jenny, then took her scuba diving to a coral reef where he'd previously planted an engagement ring (okay, the diving involved getting up, but the calling didn't).

However, it has been recorded diving to a depth of 200 m.

So when February came diving to a close, both excitement and anxiousness seized me.

Every other goalkeeper in the world dives to a side of the goal.

6.52am: That was alarming - the pound just dived to a low of $1.4599.

In May, she dived to a depth of 71 metres in waters off Egypt.

Things get a bit eerie after Jack emerges from one of his dives to a changed world.

Say Hitler's riding on the back of a whale, and the whale dives to a thousand metres, drowning Hitler.