Schickler's voice is witty and gently spiky, but he tends to go plunging down rabbit holes of overly cute detail.
I really am coming completely apart now, shaking, terrible shivers, gripping the wheel as if any second I could just go plunging off into the abyss and never be found.
If you have rested sufficiently so the pain seems to have gone away, do not go plunging yourself into exercise with the renewed vigor you may feel.
Or was it, as Claire Tomalin wrote in the Independent, a "wheel that would not turn," or, in Hermione Lee's even harsher opinion, in the Observer, a novel that went "plunging down, on melting wings toward unreadability"?
They had to turn to the right, and then make ten or fifteen steps forward, but they got there so quickly that, losing their balance, they almost went plunging downwards: they were standing at the edge of an enormous pit, approximately three metres wide and five long, at the bottom of which they glimpsed Grigorescu as he worked, deliberately.
They could hear the rivets singing as they tore from the metal of the wing, the navigator said, and over the plane went, plunging into darkness.
(Chinen) Jerry Granelli (Friday) The drummer Jerry Granelli and his son J. Anthony Granelli, a bassist, have teamed up on a number of worthy projects before, and here, they perform in a trio with the guitarist Dave Tronzo, drawing partly from a recent album, "Let Go" (Plunge).
Now I've got to go plunge a toilet.
Olés were their sound track but they were not satisfied to simply pass the ball, to keep it: they wanted to go on plunging the knife in, insatiable, almost sadistic.
But with the new track "Restless Earth," electronic musician Beshken was looking to go beyond, plunging himself and fans instead into the realms of absurdism and existentialism via some DIY virtual reality.
Every so often, the motion-sensitive lights went off, plunging us into pitch darkness.
