Sentence examples for dove onto from inspiring English sources

Some of them dove onto an ecstatic pile along the sideline, under which Hawar lay buried by his teammates.

At the end of April, Lee Zachariah left behind his marriage of three years and dove onto the campaign bus for the 2016 Australian federal election.

Lieber lurched forward, then dove onto her front and slid, seal-like, ending with her body arched, her hands clapping behind her; Voss, elfin and placid, ran lightly around the space, wagging his hands, a babyish romp that Nishimura adopted.

He then "dove onto the ground" and was taken into custody, the chief said.

Cena climbed to the top rope, but instead of attacking Wyatt, Cena dove onto Wyatt's henchmen Harper and Rowan at ringside.

With Kong unable to move from the cage, Wilde dove onto Love with a cross body press and legitimately knocked her unconscious with her knee.

He experimented with various painting techniques that could harness natural forces: blowing a fan over thinly applied paint on canvas; blistering a thick paint surface with heat; coaxing a dove to walk through green paint and onto a picture.

Though if he sky-dove onto the stage, I think that could score some points.

Less well known is that my father, watching this scene unfold on TV, dove over the coffee table and onto our living-room carpet in a futile attempt to recover the ball.

The Terriers came closest to tying it when Roberto picked up a rebound with Gillies out of position, but the goalie dove back and got his arm onto the ice to stop the shot and protect the lead.

He abhorred mechanical industry, and only by consigning the type to the Thames, he wrote in his diary, could he guarantee it would never be used in "a press pulled otherwise than by the hand and arm of man".Hung out to dryA hundred years later and a few miles across the city, lines of Doves type flash onto the touchscreen of an iPhone.