39 examples of diver's in sentences
Dark stream flowing so blackly on, Thy turbid billows roll o'er golden sands; Beneath the surface all thy fear is gone, And precious gems fill full the diver's hands.
For, either sunk beyond the diver's skill, There, fathoms deep, our gold is all arust, Or in that island it is hoarded still.
Of course, there is very much more to be known, but if you remember what I say, it will give you some idea of a diver's outfit that may linger in your mind, to be added to as you grow older.
The diver's line must always be twice the length of the distance he goes down.
An air-lock separates the diver's section from the main hold so that it is possible to pass from one to the other while the entrance to the sea is still open.
The lookout stands forward of the diver's space.
I brought with me a lunette, the diver's aid, a four-sided wooden frame fifteen inches each way, with a bottom of glass and no top.
Such a one is the hero of Miss MAUD DIVER'S latest novel, Strange Roads (CONSTABLE); but it is only fair to say that Derek Blunt (né Blount), second son of the Earl of Avonleigh, is no prig, but, on the contrary, a very pleasant fellow.
THE PURE PEARL OF DIVER'S BAY.
When the great storms raged along the Atlantic coast, they sometimes tossed a token into Diver's Bay.
I gathered them before another creature was stirring in Diver's Bay.
So, as Clarice grew up, she earned the best reputation for industry of any girl in Diver's Bay.
He had a little personal vanity,and good looks to encourage the same; but he had besides a generous heart, and the conviction was general, whether expressed or not, that in Luke a man was growing up who would some day take the lead among the fishermen of Diver's Bay.
Not a child of Diver's Bay but would have recognized it as the property of Luke Merlyn.
IV. Bondo Emmins was not a native of Diver's Bay.
When Emmins came to Diver's Bay Clarice Briton was but a child, yet already the promised wife of Luke Merlyn.
But as time passed on, Emmins found that he was not the only man in Diver's Bay; of all men to regard as a rival, there was Luke Merlyn!
Diver's Bay,and a score of people,and a thought that smelt like brimstone, and fiery enough to burn through the soul that tried to keep it,this for him;fishing,making bargains,visiting at Old Briton's,making presents to the dame,telling stories, singing songs by that fireside, and growing quieter by every other,that was the way he did it;cured himself of jealousy?
THE PURE PEARL OF DIVER'S BAY.
To win her would have been to the mind of any other inhabitant of Diver's Bay a feat as impracticable as the capture of the noble ghost of Hamlet's father, as he stands exorcized by Mrs. Kemble.
Now and then a missionary came down to Diver's Bay, and preached in the open air, or, if the weather disappointed him, in the great shed built for the protection of fish-barrels and for the drying of fish.
Diver's Bay is not the place for you.
By daylight Clarice was again on the shore of Diver's Bay, there to renew a search which for weeks was not abandoned.
Few events ever occurred to disturb the tranquillity of the people of Diver's Bay.
The missionary had long since left this field of labor and gone to another, and his place at Diver's Bay was unfilled by a new preacher.
