Sentence examples for before plunging to from inspiring English sources

The species is often seen in open, treeless areas hovering above the ground before plunging to catch small rodents.

The dollar also had a midsession reversal, rising early before plunging to a new low against the euro.

Its relatively svelte profile means the fruit has "more time to ripen on the vine," Ms. Thomas said, developing a full flavor before plunging to earth.

As Watson later deduces from evidence at the scene, Holmes and Moriarty struggled by the edge of the precipice before plunging to their deaths.

Oil prices shot up to $114 a barrel before plunging to $76 and rising again to $100 in reaction to revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa.

During a second takeoff attempt an hour later, the US-built MD-82 momentarily took to the air before plunging to the ground and bursting into flames.

Things may get a bit more exciting then.ThursdayBEYOND Del Rio, the border runs northwest for a bit before turning and plunging to form the Big Bend, one of the most beautiful and most remote parts of the United States.

"The Colombians have to know that Argentina is always up here," his right hand pointing to his head, before plunging downwards to his chest, "and the Colombians down here".

They surfaced every few seconds to gather breath before plunging again to work their way along the outcrop's base.

The asteroid material from Hayabusa 2 will show scientists what meteorite material is like before it plunges to Earth.

Photograph: Jacquelyn Martin/AP 11.16am GMT New York City today is going to experience a high of 53F (11C) before temperatures plunge to a low of 6F (-14C).