Sentence examples for took a dive of from inspiring English sources
Property prices in Sydney fell by about 7.2percentt overall in the last three months alone, while the Melbourne market took a dive of 7.6 percent: the biggest drop in the country.
A new neon installation appears to be taking a dive off of the top of the Museum of Neon Art building under construction on Brand Blvd.
Then, in the late summer of 1998, stocks took a dive because of the Russian debt crisis.
"So all the reporters went crazy for Kim and Kanye and I've always thought falling over was the funniest thing, so I took a dive in front of them.
When the stock market took a dive the week of Feb. 26, and junk bond yields shot up, one man was sitting on the sidelines smiling.
People in the UK are happiest at 16 and 70 years old, with their wellbeing taking a dive for the majority of their working lives, according to an analysis of official data carried out by a leading thinktank.
The journey to adulthood has been erratic and occasionally painful for passengers; four or five years ago, easyJet's reliability took a dive, destroying the travel plans of tens of thousands of passengers.
Sales took a dive after a welter of bad publicity.
When he realised he would be found out, he took a dive over the side of his boat.
But despite high hopes and careful planning, the site's traffic took a dive, especially in terms of organic search traffic.
In the eighties, children's programming took a dive, with the rise of loud, aggressive series like "He-Man" and "She-Ra," half-hour toy commercials disguised as television shows.
