Sentence examples for that you dive from inspiring English sources

To visit the absurdist world of "Choke," the second film adapted from a novel by the "Fight Club" author Chuck Palahniuk, requires that you dive through the looking glass into a labyrinth where personal identity is fluid.

It's recommended that you dive no deeper than 60 feet (18.3 m) until you become more comfortable with scuba diving situations.

And it would help, when you're trying to cook up wild boar that you killed a few months ago and a couple of dozen sea urchins and lobsters that you dove for yesterday, to have a kitchen as big as an art gallery instead of an art gallery with a bit of a kitchen.

Staying underwater impresses whoever is judging the contest because they'll think that you dove so hard that you got so deep into the water that it takes you a minute to swim back up to the surface.

Then there's the illustrious StartUp Battlefield, where competitors vie for a grand prize of non-equity cash, investor love and serious bragging rights, a virtual Hackathon (more details on that coming soon), Q & A Sessions that let you dive deep on crucial tech, hands-on workshops and after parties.

As a rule, the snow is the dry-as-dust variety — stuff that, if you dive into a fresh pile of it, gives you the sensation of tumbling into a bowl of flour.

The ones that make you dive for the parenting handbook and leave you breathless with worry.

While such time-lapse movies (videos) have become commonplace these days, they were pretty radical back then, and thanks to the miracle of the pause button (who knows what Frampton would have had to say about that)  you can dive deep into every frame.

I want kids to see that if you dive into that lifestyle, you're going to end up dead or in jail," he said yesterday.

That means if you dive in with a good comment, we can head right over there.

Not only that, if you dive into Onavo's data, you'll see that the highest correlating apps for Path usage in the U.S. are Mi Banco Mobile and El Nuevo Dia.