Sentence examples for in its dive from inspiring English sources

PAGE 6 A NEW INDIE HOTBED With more than 100 bands polishing their sound in its dive bars, rooftop spaces and fraternity basements, the college town that some people think might become the next Austin, Tex., is -- Denton, Tex.

The "must-have accessory for the connected scuba diver" started out simply measuring dive depth and water temperature, but DiveNav has added many more measurements in its dive analyzer, including ascent rate, tank pressure profile, dive time remaining and CNS clock if you dive Nitrox (and if you have to ask, you don't).

When the wholesomeness becomes oppressive, a gorgeously debauched side of Copenhagen awaits in its myriad dive bars.

Dropped usually from an altitude of over 25,000 feet (7,500 m) and more than 50 miles (80 km) from its target, the missile would glide to about 3 miles (5 km) from its target before the pilot turned on its three rocket engines, accelerating the craft to more than 600 miles per hour (960 km per hour) in its final dive.

The Loews Coronado had only children in mind when it started offering its "dive-in movies" on Friday nights.

Tonight it's the entire leftwing, humanist and liberal world's turn to sit in its modern dives – coffee bars staffed by global, precarious, young people – and face it.

At the Kerry campaign headquarters, Jim Jordan was bounced last year when Mr. Kerry's campaign was in its own nose dive.

But from a director whose last portrait of a female icon was the flawed, flabby Joan of Arc (1999), this similarly stumbles in its attempts to dive beneath the serene surface of a woman whose forbearance came to represent the hopes of a nation.

The club has a variety of dining options and also offers hiking excursions, children's cooking classes, complimentary golf clinics, happy-hour pricing in its lounge and "dive-in movies" for children and adults in its pool.

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Visibility of 60 feet is the norm in its reefs, where diving and snorkeling (and spotting leatherback turtles) are popular pastimes.