Sentence examples for early dive from inspiring English sources

Chase shares also largely pulled out of an early dive.

insert_webonly_dataGrantland is taking an early dive into March madness, Oscar version.

[C4.] Nasdaq Closes Up After Early Dive Stocks ended mixed after a volatile session in which the Nasdaq composite index fell more than 140 points before rebounding in the afternoon to close 42.61 points, or 1.32percentt, higher at 3,272.18.

Novice divers will enjoy its short history of diving, back to early diving-bell experiments by Guglielmo de Lorena in 1531.

In 1973, she made her first trip to China, as a member of a group called American Women for International Understanding, and over the next few years she was appointed chief scientist for three saturation-diving projects involving a cylindrical underwater laboratory called Hydrolab, in the Bahamas, and participated in some early dives of Johnson Sea-Link submersibles.

However, the visitors edged the first period until Howell's 44th-minute red card, with striker Rhys Murphy hitting the side netting with an early diving header and goalkeeper David Raya Martin having to pull off a fine save to keep out Jamie Cureton's shot.

During these dives, the Romano-British remains were found and archaeological work dominated the early dives in the cave.

I immediately thought of Boris, who 38 years earlier dove to 75 feet, only to emerge with small amphora shards — broken pieces of necks and handles — that archaeologists working nearby offered to buy for a gallon of local wine.

"Earlier dives this week actually saw that.

In addition, for some companies, it may be too early to dive into a fledgling market that lacks a needed expansion of the middle class.

If you are an early riser, dive into the nearest cafe and gulp down a cup of eye-wateringly strong coffee with the early-shift workers at the bar (take outs are rare).