Sentence examples for plan to dive from inspiring English sources

For the next three weeks, Ms. Merwin and a dozen undergraduate students in underwater archaeology plan to dive in 30 to 60 feet of water in search of the clues on the Atlantic Ocean floor a few miles off Sandy Hook, N.J.

Until recently, Shell had been pooh-poohing ethanol, saying it didn't plan to dive into production until more efficient, second-generation technologies came online.

During my digital pause this year, I plan to dive into practicing my banjo a lot more.

Specifically, though Spaceflight is already providing its customers data from numerous satellite companies (not all of which they share publicly), the startup is planning to dive into the satellite business more directly with a planned constellation of 60 imaging satellites of its own.

No, he was planning to dive.

He was asked how deep Dalí was planning to dive.

The Deepsea, in other words, is functional underwater to a depth of 12,800 feet, useful perhaps if the owner plans to dive the Marianas Trench.

On Saturday, he planned to dive to 200 metres again to bring the robot back through the narrow passage leading to the bottom of the abyss.

Now, he said, he plans to dive more deeply into the fighting — first, he said, by attacking the jail, where he fears inmates will face retribution, amid rumors that many guards were executed for the blunder.

He could see the boat's anchor line beneath them, and he planned to dive for it and loop himself and each of his passengers to one of the boat's cleats.

Mr. Veit, 48, a software architect, planned to dive down 120 feet to the shipwrecked bark Arabia -- one of 26 accessible wrecks that bring thousands of divers to the underwater Fathom Five National Marine Park off Tobermory each year.