Sentence examples for some scuba from inspiring English sources

Some scuba divers are at ease under the water but mighty uncomfortable on the diving boat.

This year we are focusing on nearby Kelly Lake, which has a similar setting and water chemistry but a much sparser covering of microbialites (as far as we can tell from some scuba diving).

He asked some scuba divers to kneel, for a total of an hour a day each, on the seabed at a site in the Bahamas frequented by reef sharks.

He pointed out that former TechCrunch CEO Heather Harde was consulting with the company after some "scuba diving and yoga".

With nothing but some scuba equipment and an intrepid spirit, the two cofounded Paleo Quest and SharkFinder, which enlist students to hunt for fossils of ancient sharks, rays, and invertebrates.

We combined our visit to Komodo with some scuba diving, the best of which was at Manta Point.

Well, if you've ever spent any time looking at octopuses (and you should – search for octopus on YouTube or get some Scuba-diving lessons and find one yourself), you'll quickly realize that "constraints of movement" aren't really a thing for an octopus.

In that course, we spent a morning learning some definitions: scuba stands for self-contained underwater breathing apparatus.

They come here because, soon after the ship went down, some smart scuba commander realized that this would be a great spot for training.

A long, thin wisp of an island, Ambergris is party central for some, a scuba destination for others, and a do-nothing-but-relax getaway for everyone else.

A 78-year-old local marine archaeologist claims to have made some 650 scuba-diving trips in search of the submerged remains of medieval churches.