Sentence examples for he could dive from inspiring English sources

He could dive the reef from its luxury ecotourism boat, said Ross Miller, Aroona's captain and manager.

Occasionally, Custard would hatch his own plot: building a scuba suit out of a bin so that he could dive for the fish in the pond.

Ronaldo is a brilliant header of the ball, not only because his astonishing spring allows him to soar above defenders, but also because the amount of gel he uses in his hair means he could dive into an empty swimming pool and emerge unscathed.

Turning over possession in midfield Oscar took two paces and hit an instant toe-poked shot low into the corner from 20 yards, a superb Ronaldo-style finish that was past the goalkeeper before he could dive with conviction, and a sight finally of Scolari's Brazil at its best.

As a six-year-old who first got into rugby because he could "dive around in the mud", record-breaking Nottingham back David Jackson never envisaged making a living from the sport.

Using the era's best computers, Milken calculated that he could dive down to the swamp's bottom and rescue the credit unworthy … if he could pool enough of the poor suckers into one high-yield bond and price it appropriately for the risk.

"Nobody knew about elephant seals, and how deep they could dive and how long they could hold their breath," he said.

Or they could dive and try and repair there in case something goes wrong.

At the wrong angle, they could dive below the surface, or skim helplessly across it.

For people who are more of a drum geek, they could dive in a little deeper.

Therefore, the Yukon runs clear, and a daring prospector could dive in and find the riches he sought just lying there, in plain sight.