Sentence examples for thriving dive from inspiring English sources

Well-managed marine parks form the absolute centrepiece of a thriving dive industry and yet that fact is not well recognised by the public or politicians.

Contemplating the second and possibly final union vote coming up, the mayor of Everett, a major Boeing assembly site, said his city would "thrive or dive," depending on the result.

Because of such capriciousness, we now and then revisit restaurants we have enjoyed in the past, to see whether they have thrived or dived.

You can search without consequence on sexual assault and murder and bomb-making; you can happily dive into thriving communities others might cluck about by looking for your polyamorous or BDSM kindred spirits.

FIRST CINEMA, THEN SUDS Over the last few years a curious new species of bar — part dive, part brew pub (dive pub?) — has been thriving in New York.

A thriving arts scene complements excellent snorkelling and diving around the south-western peninsula of St Lucia, and the Atlantic coast is good for hiking.

Most people come to snorkel or dive in the clear blue waters around the thriving coral reefs.

Observations from ROV dives in the Linosa Trough showed the fossil and modern coral communities thriving under overhangs and in large caves, and they were particularly common in volcanic bedrock sequences.

But out in Richmond the dim sum palaces are thriving, along with the strip-mall noodle huts and Chinese supermarkets, the tea parlors and barbecue dives.

Far from being the lurid dive portrayed in No Exit, almost a decade and a half after the Velvet Revolution - actually, more Dralon, considering what a phoney Havel was - the Czech Republic is not just surviving but thriving.

It is with him that the franchise thrives and dives.