Sentence examples for getting plunged from inspiring English sources

Watching the 12-minute storm that concludes John Ford's masterpiece "The Hurricane," made in 1935, you know it isn't real but you also know that those are real actors who are getting plunged into real water.

I was a confused kid, but I was not ready for the shitstorm I was getting plunged into, and I was clueless that the next ten years would be all about serious legal beefs.

Obama is not the first president to give such a school-opening talk, but his plans seemed to almost immediately get plunged in controversy.

So, after you've used your fair share (about a million times more than a rainforest pygmy), you get plunged into darkness and the emissions from your house are automatically reduced.

"He'll regret this because, bluntly, the more Conservative voters defect to UKIP, the more likely it becomes that Ed Miliband becomes prime minister and we get plunged further and further into the European Union, we don't have any kind of renegotiation and we certainly don't have a referendum.

The ones you can't help but close your eyes and get plunged down the rabbit hole to.

Situated at the heart of the 'polar vortex' sweeping across the United States, the small town of Hell in Michigan (population: c.200) has reportedly got so cold temperatures have plunged to as low as -13C, with a wind chill of -33C.

I had that vertiginous wah-wah feeling one gets when plunged into cognitive dissonance.

God, get me plunged under the unceasing plash of a wave machine right now! (8/10).

Then they leave with a criminal record that prevents them from getting employment, plunges them deeper into poverty, and in many cases results in their return to jail.

The beetles are endemic to the Rockies but with climate change the region no longer gets the plunging temperatures that used to kill them off.