Sentence examples for less diving from inspiring English sources

The overall quality of the officiating appears better than in 2006 (there are, of course, exceptions, such as the controversy generated by Koman Coulibaly, who disallowed an American goal against Slovenia), and there appears to be less diving and fakery.

It's not a coincidence that three of the country's hottest destination restaurants are more or less dives — the kinds of places for which you have to put on your worst clothes.

Leisure time was spent swapping tales of swimming with sharks or giant squids, or, for the more adventurous, joining free-diving volunteer Adel in a scuba-less dive to depths I couldn't reach with my tank on.

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When I asked whether she would be able to dive, she said that she would decide in the morning, or make a less ambitious dive, so that "I haven't wasted my legs then, and can try again the next day," she said.

That way they might attempt some less basic dives.

The players will be reminded that the less they dive, argue, feign injuries and generally behave like clots the easier it will be to get on with the game.

As the young opt for less arduous careers, diving is left to the oldergeneration.

"In its need for special clothing," he writes, "bicycle riding is less like scuba diving and more like a pickup basketball game".

Reduced to one-line descriptions, Besson's films couldn't sound less promising: free diving movie The Big Blue is a character study of a man with little discernible character, The Last Battle is a post apocalyptic drama with no dialogue, Atlantis is an underwater documentary without narration, Subway is a crime thriller populated by New Wave poseurs.

But, for example, I think the SEC will be less interested in diving into [a situation where] the company tried to create a fraud, but few people invested in it.