Sentence examples for well dive from inspiring English sources

That you might as well dive into a pool of hepatitis.

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(Indeed, one might argue that the very fact she has managed to do so while enjoying a stellar national reputation is what signaled to Alexander he might as well dive headlong through the revolving door).

(Indeed, one might argue that the very fact she has managed to do so while enjoying a stellar national reputation is what signalled to Alexander he might as well dive headlong through the revolving door).

The sponge boom, and the Greek flavour, is usually credited to John Cocoris, originally from Greece, who hired Greek sponge divers to come to Tarpon Springs and, well, dive for sponges.

Bolton continued to press and Marshall did well to dive and tip away a Baptiste cross that had deflected towards his goal, before Danns cracked a shot wide.

Then, following a single, Lumps drives through cover, Seelaar chasing well to dive headlong and swipe it away from the plasticky thing over the rope.

His most crucial intervention came just after Tevez had put Manchester City ahead, striking a free-kick with boots the colour of clementines so powerfully that Bond did well to dive before it crashed into the net.

Jayawardene then runs one off the face of the bat down to backward point, where Root does very well to dive and keep the ball in the field of play, restricting Jayawardene to two runs.

Dortmund midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan was denied by Manuel Neuer after he was picked out by a deep cross from Kevin Grosskreutz, while the Bayern goalkeeper also did well to dive to his left to push away a low shot from Marco Reus.

A completed Utica well, which dives vertically 6,000 to 10,000 feet and then travels horizontally through the shale for roughly the same distance, costs $6 million to $10 million, according to industry reports.