Sentence examples for nosedived to from inspiring English sources

After several years of sales topping 16 million vehicles, the industry nosedived to 10.4 million last year — the lowest since 1982.

The $6 billion contract has been decried by some congressmen as "outsourcing .Boeing's fourth-quarter profits nosedived to $186m from $1.1 billion a year earlier.

The oil price instantly nosedived to its lowest level for four years, around $70 a barrel – down more than a third in three months.

To recap: you nosedived to Earth, on polling day, in an accident literally caused by Ukip branding, in that your plane became tangled in a party banner it was trailing.

Industry jobs nosedived to about 30% in 2002-2003, while the percentage going to academia rose to 70%.

MGM Mirage shares nosedived to a multi-year low of $1.89 early Wednesday before rebounding some, to $2.21, still down 15.7%, or 41 cents, a day after the casino operator said it would delay filing its annual report and may default on its financial covenants in 2009.

Even Jonathan Keeble sounds as if he's holding his breath when reading the really nail-biting bits, such as Powers desperately trying to reach the self-destruct control as his plane, minus its wings and tail, nosedives to earth after being intercepted by four Russian kamikaze fighters.

Halfway up, next to the label "drinking," the line will nosedive to the bottom of the figure, representing the relief alcohol provides from those anxious thoughts.

January orders nosedived 25% to $565 million, and shipments declined 26% to $630 million.

Last week, global markets plunged after the Chinese stock market nosedived close to 9% on fears that the government would implement fiscal austerity measures to slow the nation's booming economy.

Novell's share price has nosedived back to its level when Mr Schmidt took office in March 1997 (see chart).