Sentence examples for often diving from inspiring English sources

At practice, Pausch raced onto the field and began running pass routes, often diving for balls tossed by Ward.

The adult, with insufficient preening oil to waterproof its plumage, never willingly alights on the water, but it is unbelievably fast and skillful in the air, soaring effortlessly and often diving to recover falling fish dropped aloft by panic-stricken boobies or other seabirds.

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

Today, I often dive into craft stores after work for comfort, after facing repeated failed experiments.

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

However, broad-tailed hummingbirds do not orient their dives with respect to the sun and often dive in cloudy conditions.

Brown pelicans and other seabirds often dive into the oil because the slick makes the water look calmer.

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

They often dive into discussions before they've fully assessed the situation, reacting to assumptions and gut feelings and they tend not to test or revisit those assumptions.

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.