Sentence examples for face diving from inspiring English sources

Doing something straightforward first thing gives your brain time to come online and builds your confidence if you can't face diving straight into a tricky experiment.

The Mets, who 48 hours earlier saw Mike Cameron and Carlos Beltran break bones in their faces diving for a fly ball in San Diego, must have covered their eyes.

One of the advantages of a full-face diving mask is prevention of regulator loss in the event of a seizure.

When I woke up that morning I had a black eye from face-diving into my bedroom desk and a split knee from falling down the stairs at my halls, I was inches away from a breakdown that would go on to last months, and I had these really fucking ugly curtains.

Then I watched him get various blowjobs while random faces dove between my legs.

Now it's here, but before you face-dive into the Thin White Duke's twisted psyche, we're here to warm you up with his lushest, most objectively sexy cinematic efforts.

Beyond the hydroelectric plant at Huallanca, the canyon track climbs violently, switchbacking up a steep face before diving into a tunnel and emerging into the most freakish vista I have ever seen: a pair of opposing cliffs, each a couple of miles high, separated by barely 20 yards in places.

They huddled, struggled and bartered in the face of dive-bombers and mass hysteria.

Let's face it: Dives are the last redoubt of genuine fare in New York.

Passing was not always pinpoint but clearly England's most accomplished performer James Milner 5 Apparently joined Liverpool for the chance to play in central midfield but showed little to suggest he will inject the creativity and forward thrust desperately required at Anfield Raheem Sterling 5 Jeered by the crowd, caught an Irish heel in the face and dived in search of a penalty.

Faced with diving into the sea or smashing into the wall, Caracciola instinctively chose the latter.