Sentence examples for must dive from inspiring English sources

"Both Billy and Bones must dive deep into the mystery, if their family is to survive," according to Deadline.

All other species live mainly in waters less than 30 metres (100 feet) deep, as they must dive to the seafloor to obtain their food among coral reefs, among mangroves, or on the ocean bottom.

But the work is also getting more difficult – while they were once found in rock pools right around the shores of Cadiz, today the anemones have retreated from the increasingly polluted shallow waters into cooler, deeper spots further out to sea, meaning that those seeking them must dive further and into more turbulent waters.

It makes me wonder — following, as it does, so closely on the release of "The Shape of Water," whether she's got the oddest contract in the business, requiring that, in every movie in which she appears, her character must dive into deep water for love of a non-human.

If you want one, you must dive for it".

Never has there been such an apt label for such an irredeemably lame genre of music, however that's precisely the reason we must dive headlong into it.

We must all dive deep to address systemic issues like neglect and abuse, poverty, homelessness, juvenile incarceration for status offenses, the lack of family or other supportive community structures, and the trend to blame children for the criminal actions of adults.

If I'm told there are 25 Must-Dive Reefs or 30 Loganberry Recipes You Can't Live Without then I take that responsibility very seriously and immediately go out shopping for scuba equipment and soft fruit.

The must-dive "Wreck of the Rhone" was featured in "The Deep".

At the Jules Undersea Lodge in Key Largo, Fla., guests must scuba dive 21 feet to get to their rooms (they offer a class for those without scuba diving certification).

Sport divers who visit Bikini to dive on the shipwrecks must eat imported food.