Sentence examples for plummeting through from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you have to play the same tune with your tail, by plummeting through the sky while letting your tail feathers do the singing.

You could almost hear the sound of jaws plummeting through the floor of the Dolce Munich Hotel and into the basement.

There has been a lot of speculation about the man who fell from the sky a few days ago, his corpse plummeting through the clouds and crashing on to a suburban London rooftop.

Although Spence repaired some of the damage and remained in 11th place after the swim, four downed fences in the showjumping and a failure to hit her shooting targets sent her plummeting through the field.

Works like that one, a fiery and disorienting painting of a red-winged figure plummeting through a smoldering Cubist sky, have the potential to convert viewers who are put off by Chagall's sappier tendencies and to counter the prevailing wisdom that only early Chagall is worth looking at.

While the idea of Simon and co sending a 12-year-old and her puppy plummeting through a stage might seem sadistic, at least it would have added a touch of intrigue to a format which, 10 series in, is as predictable as David Walliams's innuendos.

His airplane plummeted through 2,000 feet.

The rockfall caused large damage to the forest below as debris plummeted through the trees.

Moments before, it had plummeted through the air like a feather-duster bomb, snaky neck pointed downward.

People died while sending text messages to friends as they scampered through the storm and while sitting in their sunroom when a chimney plummeted through the glass ceiling.

In the 1970's and 80's his canvases tended to be dominated by burly, squarish shapes that sometimes seemed to close off space or plummet through it.