Sentence examples for happy dives from inspiring English sources

The encounter lasted only a few minutes before the seals went on their way, but I was very happy: Dives like this don't come along every day and I knew that the guests back aboard National Geographic Endeavour would be thrilled with what I had shot.

Open daily 12.30-14.45pm, 7.30pm-00.30am, closed Sun in summer This austere but quietly funky centro storico bottleshop is far more in with the local in-crowd than anywhere in nearby Campo de' Fiori – a beautiful piazza that has sold its soul to all-you-can-drink happy hour dives pitched at visiting US students.

"I was happy to dive off the side, in my own lame way," he said.

When service was restored yesterday morning, most BlackBerry users were happy to dive back in and start sending e-mail.

Over the next four minutes he both predicted the shape of his own career and deflected many of the criticisms that might be levelled at it; that he's a middle-aged hipster with an overstuffed record bag into which he's only too happy to dive.

Convinced that, "that pickled flavour dimension is that extra level that the scotch egg has always missed", he went home that night determined to fuse the two: "If I have an idea like that, I'm more than happy to dive in and experiment".

Right, now, where were we? Oh yes, the USA are blocking shots on the power play, in particular Julie Chu who seems happy to dive in front of flying pucks to keep Canada off the board... Updated at 5.13pm GMT 1.11pm GMT Canada 0-0 USA, 2 02, 1st period Brianna Decker crushes Marie-Philip Poulin against the boards, and the forward known as the women's Sidney Crosby draws a roughing penalty.

Well, not completely happy with diving.

• Happy Hour at Dive 75, Kristy at the bar.

Lakshmi Pratury gave a happy shout and dove into the crowd to hug an old friend.

"I don't know if the management are too happy about the dive," said Ashton.