Sentence examples for money dive from inspiring English sources

I realized that I had misremembered Scrooge as gleeful in his miserliness, a human version of Scrooge McDuck, whose exuberance is eternally preserved in the cultural imagination by the image of the "money dive".

But arbitragers, who make their money diving in and out of takeover stocks, are taking a more cautious approach to the talk of an imminent Burberry bid.

The legendary "ama," the sea-women of Japan, make their money dive-fishing along the coasts — without the help of a breathing apparatus.

Divers spend an average of $1,000 on equipment and certification, and then even more money on dive shops (businesses run by expert divers who provide training and tours), flights and accommodation.

So it does seem terribly unfair that there's no money in diving.

Daley is one of life's planners, and he's already mapping out the future – a gold medal in Rio, a future in television (he has to work because there is still no money in diving), and family.

I would make us money by diving for abalone.

Yes, we know Arsenal don't spend money, Gareth Bale dives, John Terry puts it about and Luis Suarez bit someone once.

But with most states struggling to balance their budgets -- and with Washington planning trillions of dollars in cuts in coming years -- there is also painfully little money available to dive in with ambitious job-creation programs.

But with most states struggling to balance their budgets — and with Washington planning trillions of dollars in cuts in coming years — there is also painfully little money available to dive in with ambitious job-creation programs or investing in infrastructure, for example.

Stanford studied finance and, according to his class-mate James Davis, "while the rest of us were beating our brains out, he was making himself a lot of money teaching scuba diving".