Sentence examples for that a dive from inspiring English sources

The hope is that a dive could eventually cost about the same as a flight on a glider or ultralight, which -- on Oahu -- would run a tourist between $200 and $300, a little more for longer trips.

Global bar culture has taught us that a dive doesn't necessarily mean dirty or dilapidated--sometimes, a city's best dives are generally spotless, manned by a longtime owner, wonderfully cozy, and a bit lost in time.

That's a dive from the 15% that Joseph P. Nacchio, the CEO, predicted in late August.

What if investors in hedge funds that took a dive could get back some of the big fees they paid in the golden years?

Turner Sink is named for Parker Turner, who died in the aftermath of an underwater landslide that occurred during a dive in 1991.

That was a dive-bomber sending off its bombs in the direction of a shantytown towards the mountains.

Haven't seen a replay yet but that sure looked like a dive to me.

Midfielder Nicolas Mezquida fired a shot from a sharp angle that a diving Penedo stopped.

It no longer mattered that a diving Jay Payton had scooped up Knoblauch's liner in shallow center field and had thrown him out at second base.

Liverpool's best effort was a volley from Joe Allen from the edge of the area that a diving Schwarzer brilliantly palmed away, but in truth Schwarzer had little else to do until he acrobatically denied Suarez in stoppage time.

He then cut inside before unleashing a hard shot that flew past a diving Fabrice Ondoa.