Sentence examples for nosedived after from inspiring English sources
It didn't surprise me their season nosedived after Wembley.
But her career nosedived after a dispute with a studio head.
As the economy nosedived after 2008, few companies shelled out for pure strategy consulting.
Its price nosedived after a federal investigation into collusive practices gathered steam last January.
The take nosedived after 2008 to about seventeen billion in 2009 but quickly rebounded.
Sixth-place Everton's hopes of reaching the top four nosedived after a 1-0 loss at Sunderland, which climbed 6 points clear of the relegation zone.
In the process they replaced United in third position and their supporters filled the air with gloating cries of "where have all our players gone?" which seemed a satisfying response to the common suspicion that the club would nosedive after last summer's exodus.
(See "Nokia Nosedives After Lowering Outlook").
A fully loaded commuter plane departing here for a short hop to Greer, S.C., veered left this morning and nosedived seconds after taking off, slamming into a maintenance hangar and bursting into flames.
Marks & Spencer's price nosedived on January 9th after Britain's biggest clothing retailer reported tough trading conditions.As household spending sags, exports are unlikely to provide much offsetting support for economic growth because the international outlook has darkened again.
(Think here about BranchOut, another recruitment service built on Facebook, that has found itself pivoting away from its original business model and into more of a "WhatsApp for the workplace" after engagement nosedived on its original product).
