Sentence examples for diving which from inspiring English sources

BASE jumping is riskier than sky diving, which explains the thrill.

Getting Attached BASE jumping is the extreme younger cousin of sky diving, which many probably think is extreme enough.

Being an avid swimmer, Thomas also enjoyed scuba diving which took him to destinations yet to be discovered.

Clarke moved to Sri Lanka in 1956, attracted by marine diving which he said was as close as he could get to the weightlessness of space.

Offshore Mabul is known as one of the world's best spots for muck diving, which focuses on smaller bottom-dwelling sea creatures.

All 18 species of penguin are unable to fly, and are in fact better built for swimming and diving, which they spend the majority of their time doing.

That and Dumpster-diving, which she reluctantly gave up once she knew she was pregnant.

Dooleys' lie in little groups about the cellar dives which skirt West St.

Not too mention the influence of the theatrical dive, which is creeping insidiously into rugby.

That dive, which carries a 3.9 degree-of-difficulty rating, earned him scores of fives and sixes.

Meanwhile the Mexicans score 91.2 with their sky-high 3.8 dive, which keeps them in second behind China.