Sentence examples for no plunged from inspiring English sources

Jeff Zatkoff fell — no, plunged — far from the good graces of the Kings' coach when Zatkoff pulled himself from a game at Ottawa on Nov. 11.

No plunging neckline, no huge hoop earrings, which are violations of the dress code.

Wearing a rather conservative dress--pink with no plunging neck line Orayen spoke with "CadenaTres" about the controversy and Twitter explosion surrounding her appearance.

The Libertas boss purchased the seat to underline that he wants Cowen to negotiate a new treaty with his fellow Europeans if the usually pro-EU Irish electorate vote no and plunge the EU reform programme into chaos and uncertainty.

Mr Barroso was expected to win, which is just as well since a "no" would plunge the Union into crisis.There is only one flaw in this rosy vision of a parliament growing in power and confidence as it assumes its role at the centre of a supranational democracy.

For more than a fortnight they and their families had had no electricity, plunged into darkness at dusk and stewed in sweat at dawn.

We drive along Ivalo's short strip of low-rise shops and fast-food joints and in no time are plunged into a darkness that makes the town seem as brightly lit as a movie set.

A No vote might plunge Colombia back into the violence that has scarred it for centuries.

An Irish No vote would plunge the EU into even deeper chaos than it currently finds itself in.

The economy may no longer be plunging, but it's very hard to see where a real recovery will come from.

A No vote would plunge the Union into a crisis much like the one of June 1992, when the Danes voted against the Maastricht treaty.The Danish strike, the first big one for 13 years, is really a product of economic success, of which the unions want a bigger share.