Sentence examples for hand plunged from inspiring English sources
1760), we see a sumptuously dressed woman, her legs apart, her hand plunged suspiciously deep into her pocket, swooning as she drops the book she has been reading.
Nicky approached it now, boldly, one hand plunged into the rear of his polar-fleece trousers to scratch at his behind.
They remember what it was like to have your hand plunged into a Halloween bowl of peeled grapes in a darkened room, having been told they were eyeballs.
In Pierre-Antoine Baudouin's "The Reader" (c. 1760), we see a sumptuously dressed woman, her legs apart, her hand plunged suspiciously deep into her pocket, swooning as she drops the book she has been reading.
Societe Generale on the other hand, plunged to close down 7.1%, to 62.44 euros ($97.77).
Here a knife slicing through a sprout, there a hand plunging inside a chicken's anus.
"Superposition," on the other hand, plunges you into messy meaning, moving toward an undergraduate cosmic mind-blow, a kind of all-digital "Koyaanisqatsi": at times frustratingly opaque, and at times blindingly clear.
If any sugar syrup gets on your hand, plunge hand into ice water.
He spent fully three minutes standing 30 yards from supporters with his hands plunged deep into his trouser pockets.
But this time, it is a taut boyfriend jacket and slim trousers worn with hands plunged into hip pockets.
