Sentence examples for successful diver from inspiring English sources

It means that Laugher is now Britain's most successful diver, after his gold medal last week in the synchronised diving.

THE NAMES -- After retiring for the second time, China's Fu Mingxia, the most successful diver of the 1990's, will attempt to become the first diver to win five gold medals.

But more than that, being a successful diver requires iron self-discipline.

A springboard specialist, Englishman Laugher won two golds and a silver to become the most successful diver at these Games, beating the medal haul of Tom Daley at Edinburgh's Royal Commonwealth Pool.

Less successful divers giving the rest of us hope: Malaysia's Ahmad Amsyar Azman pulled off a 3m springboard belly flop for 9.75 points; Russia's Ilya Zakharov entered the water on all fours for 0 points; and fellow Russian Nadezhda Bazhina delivered a rare 3m springboard back flop, also securing 0 points.

Jack Laugher's silver made him Britain's most successful Olympic diver (although probably not yet the most famous).

If successful, the diver could be awarded an unimpeded kick from the point of the infraction or, if it occurs in the penalty area in front of the goal, a penalty kick from 12 yards.

The 21-year-old Yorkshireman, now officially GB's most successful Olympic diver, had only sneaked into the final as the 12th and last qualifier but was never out of the medal positions on another gripping evening.

In the first Olympic outing for rugby sevens, Britain came second, but nobody could mind because gold belonged to Fiji. Britain's most successful Olympic diver twisted to a gold and a silver, and we learned that his name was Jack Laugher and not Tom Daley.

Saturation diving was evaluated by the Navy that dive season on Monitor and proved to be very successful, allowing divers to maximize their time on the bottom.

That camaraderie is evident after a successful dive as several dozen revelers, including safety divers and fellow competitors, celebrate a record.