Sentence examples for which dives from inspiring English sources

Besides, there are far more titillating things in this book, which dives deep into Malcolm's sex life.

On the meaner side, there's Cube, which dives enthusiastically into ugly, thumping, noise-rock, and Animal's goofball blues explosion.

Finally it would enter a massive purple pipe, which dives into the ground inside a nearby pump house and reappears 13 miles to the north, in Anaheim.

Like that of the Colombia side, drawn from the 'Football for Peace' project which dives headfirst into the worst areas of Bogotá and reclaims squares for football.

Since then he has added a splitter, which dives downward, and a cut fastball that breaks away from right-handed batters and into left-handed batters.

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.

Indonesia's benchmark index, which dived 5 percent on Monday, suffered another 3.2 percent drop Tuesday.

The improvement in the rate of inflation weighed on the pound, which dived against most major currencies.

Another pitch, which dove radically out of the strike zone in the second inning, was charged to Josh Thole as a passed ball.

Suspecting Pujols was looking for his signature cut fastball, Rivera instead threw him all two-seam fastballs, or sinkers, which dive in the opposite direction as his cutter.

Pushing the adventure tourism market – of which diving with sharks is key – feels like part of an attempt to revive the island's hopes.