Sentence examples for which it dives from inspiring English sources

But the show's real achievement is the verve with which it dives into the kitsch depths of Freudian and Catholic repression, finding ugly links among disparate types of torture: medical, religious, political.

Furthermore, it could not be effectively protected by fighters because of its low speed, and the very low altitudes at which it ended its dive bomb attacks.

Stay tuned for my next post in which I dive into the first step.

We know the nautical themed stuff is a bit overdone at this point, but the Rusty Knot, birthed from the minds behind the Spotted Pig and Freemans, pulls it off without coming across as a dive designed to be a dive (which it is).

Instead it plodded on at a similar rate to previously, before falling off a cliff following the 2008 crash, a dive from which it has not fully recovered.

Wendy Wasserstein once wrote that it was "the kind of dive in which it makes a lot of sense to not order wine".

But then the play, in an embarrassing nose dive from which it never really recovers, abruptly abandons the wacky slapstick of the Arctic episode to reveal the characters as young actors tediously, sometimes squirm-inducingly, debating their work in progress.

The company's explanation of this was unclear and poorly executed, and the move resulted in a share price dive from which it took a while to recover from.

The resulting asymmetric lift caused the aircraft to roll rapidly to the left and enter a steep dive from which it could not recover despite maximum opposite control inputs by the first officer.

His reputation took a dive then from which it never recovered.

The music industry in particular has seen revenues dive over the past decade, which it blames on internet piracy.