Sentence examples for nearest dive from inspiring English sources

Some college instructors invite undergraduates to join them for tea or a beer in the nearest dive so they can continue their in-class discussions of Shakespearean sonnets or interpretations of the Constitution.

Kravetz, 43, said the youngsters would have to make round trips of at least two hours, three times a week, to get to their nearest diving centre 20 miles away at the Olympic park.

With your parents, research your local facility or the nearest diving club in your area.

On his fourth sortie, he went into a near-vertical dive while pursued by a Focke-Wulf 190 fighter.

It finished in that horribly familiar way - no cigar, not even a banana, as the Chinese swept to gold, the Mexicans took runner-up with a near-perfect dive of absurd difficulty, and the US bronze.

The network also notes that investigators found blood on a rock near the dive shop at the Rum Reef Bar & Grill, where the pair were last spotted by witnesses.

Sarah Palin's sudden ascent to fame also came on the wings of a single speech, as did her near-death dive as a result of her disastrous television interviews with CBS's Katie Couric.

President George W. Bush evokes rugby; Al Gore the near President scuba diving; and President Jimmy Carter, curling.

The weekend after the strike began, Hoffman, playing Nerf football at Del Mar Beach near San Diego, dived for a pass and landed awkwardly on his right shoulder.

Do NOT dive near lobster traps, this is a good way to get shot.

As we started our drift dive near a tourist pontoon, the relatively murky water and toilet paper floating by were good indicators.