Sentence examples for form dived from inspiring English sources
Winners and Losers: The England players who thrived – and those whose form dived Winners Andrew Strauss The England opener knew this was an important tour for him.
In its more elaborate, acrobatic form, diving originated in Europe early in the 19th century as a diversion of gymnasts and as a competitive sport in the late 19th century.
You can use the same basic diving form to dive off the high dive as you'd use any other time.
But in some cases, he will keep a "new" analogical form (e.g., "dived" rather than "dove"), and this may then become the recognized and accepted form.
There's a vicarious thrill in the drop, and some variation in the form: tilted dives, backward dives, corkscrews, jackknives.
Page turning was slow and was accompanied by a distracting flash of black as the microspheres dived down into their oil-filled nodules before forming new text.
Reeling from the influence of Brooks, Hayden, and the Harlem Renaissance poets, I dove into form.
The planes dived through cloud, expecting to release their practice bombs and pull out of the dive once below the cloud ceiling, unaware that on that particular day the ceiling was too low and unexpected ground mist formed, leaving them no time to pull out of the dive.
Fortune will focus more on "long-form, deep-dive journalism, great narrative stories," said its managing editor, Andy Serwer.
