Sentence examples for starting to dive from inspiring English sources

"I'm starting to dive like the old me again.

Academics are starting to dive into this area and uncover results that don't fit the popular assumptions about "on-demand workers".

Watch out to not be over weighted - this can help when starting to dive as your breathing is not correct, but will harm your buoyancy and air consumption in the long run.

In United 93, Paul Greengrass' forensic account of the 9/11 flight whose passengers resisted the hijackers, the film cuts to black as the plane starts to dive.

One batter into last night's game, Timo Perez stumbled as he started to dive for a sinking liner by the Cubs' Eric Young.

Virtual reality, IoT, marketplaces, e-commerce, healthcare and education are among some of the verticals I've started to dive into — and the end isn't in sight.

My team and I recently began to see to potential impacts of "cultural fit" as we started to dive into the findings of our new report on the state of talent in Toronto's emerging tech sector.

Robinhood started off as a dead-simple stock trading application that had no transaction fees — but since it's continued to grow, and especially as it starts to dive into cryptocurrency, investors are getting pretty excited about its prospects and are pouring a ton of new funding into it.

That's really when I started to dive into Sexy Confidence.

Following a fight, the submarine starts to dive, and hits the bottom of the Bosphorus, causing its hull to rupture.

The passive continental margin became active when the Farallon Plate started to dive below the North American Plate.