plunging

The organizers certainly appeared worried about plunging into the notoriously fierce world of London fashion and media.

Crawford leads them in plunging back into the river whose waters fed the first civilization.

Perhaps his conservative political instinct will ultimately keep Murdoch from plunging fully into the yes camp.

Sheets of torrential rains pouring down over the Land Rover sent its four wheels plunging into the mud.

With the Apple Watch, it is plunging into a market where the main product is—and almost always has been—a fashion-y status symbol.

From this spot a large body of troops were seen rushing from the gate of the fortress, and plunging into the valley.

The sweat of death was already on his brow as he reeled sideways, plunging blindly across the uneven tufts of grass.

The darkness drew her, and she thought of climbing the hill and plunging into the depths of the larch-wood above the pasture.

Western gamblers are legion—a reckless, money-plunging, romantic and venturesome yet an admittedly square-shooting clan.

Meanwhile, Andrew Black, plunging into the woods on the opposite side of the river, was soon far beyond the reach of his foes.