Sentence examples for preparing to dive from inspiring English sources

Now, oceanographers are preparing to dive deep to see how the dark communities are holding up.

Dr. Lipkin is now preparing to dive into a new controversy.

He appears to be preparing to dive into that blue water ahead of him.

I've been preparing to dive into this, but haven't had time yet.

Mrs. Clinton is also looking beyond Asia, preparing to dive into some of the thorniest issues on the diplomatic agenda.

She goes at the music with flat-fingered stabs, her body crouched over the keyboard, like a swimmer preparing to dive.

She pinches back her shoulder blades and, as several hundred tourists look on in disbelief, prepares to dive.

Photograph: Jason O'Brien/Action Images 12.14pm BST Ruolin Chen of China prepares to dive in the Women's 10m Platform semi-final.

In a film produced by the Army during World War II, a cartoon mosquito named Malaria Mike prepares to dive bomb a soldier named Private Snafu.

The countdown had begun, and he prepared to dive into Dean's Blue Hole, hoping to reach 72 meters on a single inhalation, with no fins or supplemental oxygen.

"It's no good going to the big supermarkets these days – they keep their waste in cages, with razor wire on top," Charlie said, as he prepared to dive into a wheelie bin full of rubbish outside a service station.