Sentence examples for plummets in a from inspiring English sources

1951 A British barber, Charles Stephens – known as the Demon Barber of Bristol – is killed when he plummets in a barrel with an anvil attached to his feet.

What follows is the scariest, most believable plane crash ever filmed as the aircraft begins splitting apart and plummets in a whirling, vertiginous roar amid a violent thunderstorm.

But one of the worst times must be after a revolution, while waiting for a delayed Presidential election, as the economy plummets, in a country where real power is wielded by a shadowy military council that avoids the media like the plague.

As the ability to profit off of traditional porn plummets in a rapidly changing x-economy, the industry is especially open to twisting norms or shocking sensibilities.

Then Berlusconi would have to plummet in a Prius.

Over the last 10 games, his individual defensive rating has plummeted (in a good way) from just over 100 to 83.

The S.E.C. applied limited safeguards on trading after the "flash crash" of 2010 sent the broader market plummeting in a matter of minutes.

But suddenly, at about 500 feet, the jumper abruptly begins plummeting in a downward spiral and seems in a free-fall death plunge.

Parliament elected Mariano Rajoy as Spain's new prime minister on Tuesday, and the country's borrowing costs plummeted in a debt auction, indicating renewed market confidence in its ability to handle its debt.

As the Nasdaq composite index plummeted in a technology sell-off prompted by the Microsoft antitrust decision, the Dow Jones industrial average staged a powerful rally, rising 300.01 points, or 2.75percentto to 11,221.93.

Much of this narrative may still be true, and yet, as stock markets in Shanghai, London and New York plummeted in a bout of panic selling this week, it suddenly seemed an inadequate fix for what ails the economy.