Sentence examples for when it dove from inspiring English sources

Ross also points out that the latest three-day decline in the S&P 500 is the index's worst since March 2009, when it dove to its bear-market low of 666.

When the fish jumped we saw that it was huge -- 200 pounds or more -- and when it dove toward the bottom it was all I could do to stay on the boat.

It seems Picasso was in full flight in Sheffield when it came to doves.

And when it's time, the dove calls from its hiding place and leaves the morning greener and the one who hears the dove more alone.

It also links Noah's blunder in sending out a dove when it had no dry land to roost on.

Though Kennan feared nuclear weapons, he was no dove when it came to assessing Stalinist Russia in the 1940s.

He may be more liberal in his politics than Mr. Lovett, but he is no dove when it comes to cogongrass.

But let's not act like Clinton is a dove when it comes to matters of life and death.

"Romantic" is not the first word that comes to mind when referring to Robert McNamara, but the 88-year-old former defense secretary is a dove when it comes to love.

WHEN DOVE TRIES: Dove is the major advertiser on the online "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon".

WHEN DOVE TRIES: Dove is the major advertiser on the online "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon". An early adapter of online strategies, the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty (campaignforrealbeauty.com) is more an object lesson in Internet distribution than in womanly self-esteem.