Sentence examples for were to dive from inspiring English sources

When he is gone and if the oil price were to dive, it could be very different.

If we were to dive into that reader space, we could see they picked up a book, read the first five pages in five hours, then never picked up and engaged with the book again.

While considering whether you should venture out onto it (don't), instead gaze upward into the immense glass sculpture of this same lily, which, with intricate bronze ribbing and sheer layers of green and magenta glass, shows what the intricately patterned leaves might look like if you were to dive in and peer at them from below.

My advice is to dive into the classics.

That is to dive right in and enjoy the scenery.

Next year Jiaolong is to dive to 5,000 meters and in 2012 reach its maximum depth.

"Our concern is if he was to dive and tuck under again," Girardi said.

The Hunley was to dive under an enemy warship and drag the torpedo against its hull.

One of my first steps was to dive into the scientific literature for help.

My plan for today was to dive immediately back into the work/life discussion.

The only way to do it is to dive deep into the culture".