'pearl diving' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the activity of diving into the ocean to search for and harvest pearls. For example, "She had always dreamed of going on a pearl diving expedition in the South Pacific."
The winning design, a water-filled square for fake pearl diving, claims to acknowledge a gulf tradition and tangentially references the Pearl roundabout.
The pearl diving was a tough and rough and difficult profession.
For centuries, economic activity centered on camel breeding, fishing and pearl diving.
The population consisted mostly of Bedouin tribes, who subsisted on pearl diving, pirating, and occasional smuggling.
Its few thousand inhabitants, mostly poor and illiterate, survived largely on animal herding, fishing and pearl diving.
Pearl diving and mining continued to attract Spanish interests, and a permanent settlement was founded in 1811.
"I've learned the most interesting jobs that way, from black-pearl diving to working at a sea-turtle hatchery, and it only cost me my hard work!
This mask is said to be a direct descendant of the one devised for Kokichi Mikimoto, the Jap pearl-diving king.
Twelve years before he was born, oil was discovered beneath the Abu Dhabi sand, transforming an economy that had depended largely on camel-herding and pearl-diving.
At his latest stop, our columnist found a desert pearl-diving settlement transformed into a gleaming vision of the future, with the help of A-list architects.
A section about education explained "in addition to the mainstream subjects a San Serriffe teenager may well be offered pearl-diving as an "A" level choice".
