Sentence examples for trying to dive from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, it's a gamble, but you see the pass going through, so you're trying to dive.

Trying to dive the children out is the most dangerous but also the fastest.

The fun stuff, like taking out that battleship floating by your lamp, or trying to dive bomb a bunker, requires scanning the wing of a plane.

"I appreciated his focus on reducing costs and starting there as opposed to trying to dive into the classroom first," said Dan Branch, Republican of Dallas and chairman of the House Higher Education Committee.

There was one defender trying to dive at him, so Cruz veered slightly to his right before sprinting into the end zone for his seventh touchdown in seven games this season.

This video of a plucky European trying to dive into an iced-up pool proves the cliche that Germans don't have a sense of humour is way off the mark.

Some people tried to dive out of the way.

Cisse also came to Cole's defence, insisting he did not believe the fullback had deliberately tried to dive.

As Mr. Horowitz told Capitol Hill last month, his investigation didn't try to dive into who at the F.B.I.

Mr. Quigley said that he watched as Mr. Rivera tried to dive into a small crawl space just under the platform.

The most critical came when he tried to dive toward the goal line but had the ball knocked loose.