Sentence examples for often dive from inspiring English sources

Mink are strong and agile swimmers and often dive to probe underwater nooks and crannies.

The whales often dive nearly 3,000 feet deep in order to capture their favorite prey — a large, calorie-rich squid.

To save money on gas, they often dive from an inflatable boat, with a detachable motor, that looks like a children's wading pool.

As much of the species' migratory patterns remain unclear even to those who study them, especially as the fish often dive up to 1,500m deep and spend a long time away from the water's surface, the predictability of their appearance in Ningaloo is an especially rare boon.

Walruses do not often dive very deep, as they feed in shallow water.

On those occasions, when her children were younger, they would often dive into the back seat and feign ignorance of the crazy woman that was about to get beaten to death with a cane.

But there are also the histrionics: his arguments with officials over whether he was fouled and the widespread perception that he often dives to make it seem he was tripped.

The automatic gear shifts are much slower and more clunky than those of a conventional automatic transmission, and the vehicle often dives during the power lag between shifts.

He often dives into the crowds to bless and touch the people waiting for him, as he did again in Manila.

Marseille often dived at high speed into the middle of these enemy defensive formations from either above or below, executing a tight turn and firing a two-second deflection shot to destroy an enemy aircraft.

You can often dumpster dive for CD's and books thrown out behind Half Price book and record stores and either a) score some cool swag, or b sell them right back a few days later.