Sentence examples for plummeting out from inspiring English sources

Stephen Hunt is in danger of becoming an expert in plummeting out of the Premier League.

And the constant changing of rules has led to the UK plummeting out of the Ernst & Young index of the top 10 countries for investment in renewables.

Maybe they are not as awful as they were eight seasons ago, when they lost 51 games, but they are plummeting out of contention fast.

My favourite level was set in an office, with the table doubling as a desk: upend your workstation at just the right moment and you'll send co-workers plummeting out of the window to their deaths.

Such an extended absence would send the 21-year-old, fifth-ranked del Potro plummeting out of the top 20 and remove some of the intrigue at the top of the men's game, which is also missing another top-10 player, Nikolay Davydenko, because of a wrist injury.

Why are all those cars plummeting out of windows?

His great work, once a fixture of the Sight & Sound Top 10 list, this year plummeted out of the charts.

A defunct, six-ton NASA satellite will plummet out of orbit in about a week — on Sept. 23, give or take a day.

The Jets have plummeted out of the charming category, with Rex Ryan trying now to dig them out of the mess his mouth created over the weekend, writes Steve Serby in The New York Post.

The Blues hoped a promotion surge may persuade the 19-year-old to stay at St Andrew's but three successive defeats have seen Gary Rowett's men plummet out of the play-off spots.

But the disappointment of the last two seasons, in which Pittsburgh held first place each July only to plummet out of playoff contention and into familiar sub-.500 oblivion, appears finally to be relegated to the past.