Sentence examples for escape dives from inspiring English sources

Red-necked grebes attempt to evade birds of prey by diving; when feeding, dives average less than 30 seconds, although escape dives are more prolonged.

Or if you're comfortable managing the gauge, then that art can become an escape dive that sheathes your weapon, a healing boost, or simply the massive Dragon Blast.

Prum would eventually escape, diving off the boat and swimming miles to shore using emptied fish sauce containers as buoys.

They were about to run a Barnes maze: a disk dotted with black circles, one of which was a hole — a laboratory version of a burrow in which to escape a diving hawk.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 1 , 1934P. 17 We praise God for Commissioner Moses, and hope that by next Thanksgiving he will have removed the absurd fence around the reservoir in Central Park, so that if Henry Goddard Leach is again attacked by footpads he will at least have the chance to escape by diving.

It's an escape from diving and that makes me train better".

He escaped by diving out a window.

With purse seines, pelagic fish are surrounded not only from the side but also from underneath, preventing them from escaping by diving downward.

Fighters such as the Bf-109 and the U.S. P-47 Thunderbolt, which were noted for their speed, best escaped by diving hard and pulling back up when the attacker had been shaken.

After her war-time experiences, Pitt lived in east Berlin in the 1950s, eventually escaping by diving into the Spree river in an attempt to flee to the west.

You are the person trying to escape yours by diving into his.