Sentence examples for rule dive from inspiring English sources

As a general rule, dive depth and duration tend to scale with body size and body mass - but Cuvier's (adults around 2,500kg) are much smaller than other deep-diving species like sperm whales (up to 57,000kg).

There being just the one rule — "No Diving" — there was just one game to play, namely, "Dive Into the Swimming Pool as Many Times as Possible".

Always swimming close to Kaj -- the cardinal rule of diving is always stick with your "buddy -- I floated through huge schools of bright blue tang, and shiny yellowtail snappers.

While diving without safety goes against our first rule never to dive alone, this in itself should not have contributed to her disappearance: a woman who can dive to over 70 metres isn't even touching the boundaries of her mental or physical limits on these relatively shallow depths.

Stationed at the Floating Pool, on a barge in the East River in Hunts Point in the Bronx, Mr. Lorenzo is a guarder of life, an enforcer of rules — no diving, no back flips and so on.

In the first episode the actor-employees practice beer pong, install a taco truck in the office and turn Mr. Van Veen's office into a children's ball pit (rules: "no diving, no throwing, no playing").

The Omega Speedmaster is essentially the 1960s model that went to the moon on Apollo 11, the Breitling Navitimer is largely identical to the 1962 version, and the Submariner adheres to International Standards Organization rule 6425 on dive watches, which specifies a unidirectional bezel and sharp dial visibility at a 25-centimeter distance in total darkness.

That's the rule in cave diving".

The ref should have remembered that Totti already had a yellow card and should have fixed him a glare and overlooked the rule that said diving in the box is worth a yellow card.

My rule of thumb: I dive in when I feel enthusiastic.

This important dive safety rule ensures that divers are not forced beyond their comfort level underwater.