Sentence examples for to be diving from inspiring English sources

At any rate, she said with a laugh, "I'm too old to be diving into canals".

She appears to be diving headfirst into a full-length mirror while a tiny pocket mirror watches from a chair.

Particularly remarkable is that women appear to be diving right into federal-level elections, said Karen Middleton, president of Emerge America, a group that trains Democratic women to run for office.

"If the large resort goes ahead and the national park doesn't enforce new rules on numbers of divers, it's not going to be diving like it used to be".

Every mobile game developer and their aunt seems to be diving into the free-to-play social mobile games market at the moment, which Ko says he welcomes – "the competition will make everybody in the ecosystem get better".

"I just love fielding" she said "when I was growing up I used to be diving around the garden with my brother and sister as my dad whacked tennis balls at us, it is something that I have always loved doing.

"The only change in my day-to-day world will be diving in to the boxing pool," said Greenburg, who has been the senior vice president and executive producer since 1995.

First slip should never be diving to his left.

Steller sea lions tend to be relatively shallow divers compared to phocids and were diving in our experiment within the range of mean depths commonly observed in the wild (Merrick and Loughlin, 1997; Rehberg et al., 2009).

It costs a mint, functions passably well, but in the end, it lets you watch movies and listen to music while you're diving, something to which I actually can see the draw.

Harvey Milk served as a diving officer on a submarine in the Navy during the Korean War and went on to be a diving instructor at the Naval Station in San Diego reaching rank of lieutenant, Junior Grade.