EVERYONE who dived on coral reefs in the 1970s knows what we're talking about.
Hamilton left-footed the ball to the right of Smith, who dived to push it out.
Sacks was a swimmer who dived into cold, dark water alone and unafraid.
Up on the outside surged the electric Paul Bailey who dived full-length into the corner.
He gave way to Fred Taylor, who dived in for a touchdown.
He pushed a pass to running back Jeremy Wright, who dived into the end zone, silencing the crowd.
Television replays indicated that Lofton, who dived headfirst, reached second with his left hand before Pedroia tagged him.
After a delay, Griffiths took great delight in smashing the spot-kick past Eric, who dived the wrong way.
Workers who dived into credit agreements during the recent flush years found themselves trapped by monthly payments.
Athletes go through bad spells all the time, and golf has provided some disquieting examples of players who dived into a slump and never pulled out.
All I saw of whales in Iceland were two humpbacks who dived a few feet from the workboat, flourishing their tails like ladies' fans.
