scuba diving造句

Maybe we can go scuba diving sometime.

I went scuba diving last week.

The Caribbean waters there are also perfect for scuba diving.

To engage in the activity of scuba diving.

I'm planning to get a scuba diving licence.

Visitors are able to use the facilities for free diving and scuba diving, with underwater caves for cave diving beginners.

We haven't tried scuba diving yet, but we have gone snorkeling many times.

Last night I had a bizarre dream. I went scuba diving with Aaron in the ocean.

The cast not only perfected the waltz, they also mastered scuba diving.

Good swimmers can also enjoy various other water sports include springboard and platform diving, surfing, water skiing, board sailing, water polo, scuba diving, and synchronized swimming.

Frequent bedsores and other health problems caused by physical inactivity have prompted him to take up exercise: scuba diving.

He skied, sailed, flew planes, went scuba diving, rode horses, played tennis — and did it all with skill and ease.

Go scuba diving in the clear waters around Sipadan, an island in Malaysia, and discover an underwater paradise.

In Florida known for its coral reefs and recreational scuba diving, some scuba diving business owners were snickering at an instructor's so-called "ridiculous conception directly taken from James Bonds' movie episodes."

Bert was a scuba diving instructor. He met Lillian in Thailand on one of the dives he was leading.

They have also turned their attention to a list of 2 million people around the world who studied scuba diving during the past three years.

Earlier this month, FBI issued a warning: "various types of terrorists have already sought to develop an offensive scuba diving capability."

This luxury Kota Kinabalu boutique hotel offers a stunning sandy beach overlooking a thriving coral reef, perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving.

(AFP, Miami) US FBI agents have taken underwater anti-terrorist actions and sought the help from the diving industry in their detection of possible terrorist activities so as to "develop an offensive scuba diving capability."

A violinist by profession with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, William earned his scuba diving certification in 1994. His vacations have never been the same since.

When you see that the disabled can do almost everything else that an able person can, you gain a different perspective on life. So both we and the disabled benefit from scuba diving.

Austin said: "If an Arab comes to my shop hoping to attend a class for scuba diving, I will not take him after careful consideration; however, if he starts to look for large quantities of diving equipment, I will report to the appropriate authorities."