Sentence examples for at the plank from inspiring English sources

Update: There's a good discussion of all this at The Plank.

Well, you and 96percentt of the country can go ahead and pat yourselves on the back," Patashnik writes at The Plank, his magazine's staff blog.

"She is proving herself temperamentally unfit for the presidency," writes Jonathan Chait at The Plank, the staff blog for The New Republic.

"There are risks involved, of course," says Noam Scheiber at the Plank, "but I don't think he had much of a choice.

Over at The Plank we're told that Democrats are already digging up Mr Gates's Iran-contra dealings, though a number of Democratic leaders have expressed their support for the nominee.

And at The Plank, the New Republic's Michael Crowley passes along an e-mail message from an anonymous Democratic Hill staffer who says electing Boehner "may have saved Republicans several seats in the midterm elections".

According to a report from the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department that listed Sengupta's death as an accidental drowning, lifeguards and other workers at Walk the Plank did not immediately realize that Sengupta had not surfaced after plunging into the pool of muddy water.

If you choose to stop at three minutes, do the plank at least every two days so you can maintain that time.

There was the flop of the Lisa computer during his first tour at Apple, the specter of him being forced to walk the plank at his own company, and then the face-planting when he was on his own with NeXT.

The New Republic's Michael Crowley, writing at his magazine's The Plank blog, says the SOTU won't affect "the national political dynamic".

The Vikings seem to be a team constantly at the end of the plank, nervous about their predicament, yet thriving off the adrenaline rush of being on the edge.