Sentence examples for nosedived at from inspiring English sources

Preparations for Bochmann's Olympic dream nosedived at the end of 2010 with an injury that left the Norwich-born athlete out of the water from November until March.

Ali's health nosedived almost at once.

Ten years later his career had nosedived, via stints at Wolves, Bradford and Chester, before he finally retired at 27.

Hospital officials said Monday that a 10th person had died from the crash in which a P-51 Mustang nosedived into the crowd at the National Championship Air Races and Air Show at Reno-Stead Airport. Reno-Stead Airport

I wasn't in the picture and her health was nosediving, but at the same time everyone was starting to recognise her as an artist and sing along to "Rehab".

Shown in the US on Starz, home of Spartacus, this Shakespearean political tragedy about a physically and mentally degenerating mayor of Chicago was also cancelled due to nosediving ratings at the end of its second season.

The company's shares nosedived, plummeting 41% to 257p at one stage.

Durham Tees Valley struggles in Newcastle airport's shadow; passengers at Blackpool have nosedived since 2006 in contrast to Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester.

Its share price has nosedived, and it is looking at shedding flights, including those from a number of coastal Chinese cities.

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.

But that was before palm prices really nosedived, hitting $373 a metric ton last month after peaking at $1,420 in March; recently it's edged back to $467.